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I figured I would throw my 2 cents in since my name was thrown out there. First off I understand the need for tech degrees. With that said I do not have a tech degree. I have a BS in Intelligence from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). This particular school has a requirement of a TS clearance in order to attend. In addition, it is one of several schools that military intelligence officers have the option to attend in order to receive their masters. This option puts it on the same level as Naval Postgrad in Monterey. In my opinion if the program is good enough for Officer postgrad it should be good enough to get excepted into OCS. I also understand the need for technical rates. I am not sure how familiar people are with EOD but it is a very technical rate. For a quick crash course, we receive extensive training in both chemical and biological warfare, nuclear weapons, electronic warfare, advanced electronics, etc. Hopefully with these short explanations some can see how I question what is looked for during the board. There are obviously a lot of emotions on this thread right now, both good and bad. So, congratulations to those that were selected and for those that weren't try to take an honest look at your package and try to improve it for the next submission.
PS- AZGUY no need for the zingers and not everyone squanders their opportunity for a REAL degree.
NavyOffRec what recommendations do you have to improve the chances of those without tech degrees, outside of just taking a calculus or physics class?
I'm in the same boat as zdexter, any way for us non ad guys to find out if we made the cut?
I was just on USNAVYOCS and a candidate was selected for 1820 (IP) with a lower OAR(36). She's an IT1 in the Navy. I guess it is crazy because we don't really know what the board is looking for anymore.
OAR is essentially just a "go/no go"
NavyOffRec,
Do you happen to know how many SWO-IP got selected for this board? I'm a bit pumped up when you told me that I was a rare selection on that designator.
Does anyone know the package submission deadline for the Dec. IDC board?