exNavyOffRec
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The physical expires after 2 years, the info stays in the computer forever, that is how the prevent MEPS jumping.
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sTUPID qUESTIONS aBOUT ocs
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Hello, hopefully a quick question. Does anyone know how long it will take to hear back about my application for the immediate selection? I know this is fairly new, but I am hoping someone has already gone through this process and could offer some guidance on the expected timeline. Thank you.
There has been some discussion in the thread for the April SNA/SNFO OCS Board, but the bottom line seems to be that no one knows yet. Hopefully you can tell us about your experience soon, although it will probably vary for everyone.
Thank you, I have read through that and apparently, they are releasing the results every Friday. Just in case anyone else is interested. I submitted last Wednesday, so if I don't hear anything for a few weeks I will give my recruiter a call. Thank you.
waterandwind15
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Congrats!! What’s your ship out date? Also out of curiosity did you have any waivers or anything?
All leather
Hi folks. Sorry if this is the wrong place for it, but it feels like a sufficiently stupid questions.
I'm considering applying for SNA, but I had a question about degrees. In almost all the documentation I've looked at, big navy says that education requirements are a BA or BS. I'm graduating with option C, a Bachelor's of Music Education. Does that still work/count? I've looked through the forums, but I couldn't find an answer to this particular question. I've seen a few people who've gotten into the pipeline with the same degree as me, but none of them were terribly recent. Is this some kind of change of requirements recently or when the say BA/BS, do they mostly just mean a 4-year degree?
Any guidance is appreciated.
I'm considering applying for SNA, but I had a question about degrees. In almost all the documentation I've looked at, big navy says that education requirements are a BA or BS. I'm graduating with option C, a Bachelor's of Music Education. Does that still work/count? I've looked through the forums, but I couldn't find an answer to this particular question. I've seen a few people who've gotten into the pipeline with the same degree as me, but none of them were terribly recent. Is this some kind of change of requirements recently or when the say BA/BS, do they mostly just mean a 4-year degree?
Any guidance is appreciated.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
You're fine, contact an OR and start the process of taking the ASTB and getting your medical done.
Thank you! Currently set for the 25th of February. And no, I did not have any waivers, I don't think you can apply for immediate select with any waivers besides medical ones.
waterandwind15
Member
How long does sf-86 take to clear, when do they start calling people? I have some people in my life I still haven’t told that I’m applying OCS (both people I put down as well as people i didn’t put down but I’m assuming they will call anyways like my boyfriend) and I want to tell my loved ones before they get the call. I didn’t tell anyone I was applying to OCS because I didn’t wanna jinx it (I know it’s a silly superstition) but now I’m realizing they all need to know.
charlie1236
Member
Leather all over. Don’t worry about buying any before hand. The boots they use now are way better. The gouge on that is old
It depends and it depends.
I wish I could give better answers, but the government will work at their pace.
Just give your people a heads up now bc they will call on their own schedule next week or in 6 months.
I am applying for intel, and i am getting interviews done now
Does the intel officer that i am having an interview with have to be O-5 or above?
I heard it has to be an intel who is O-5 or above, i am not sure if that is true.
Currently i got interviews done with O-3 (intel), and O-6 (SWO). I understand that the higher the rank, the better, but can I go with O-3 Intel?
Does the intel officer that i am having an interview with have to be O-5 or above?
I heard it has to be an intel who is O-5 or above, i am not sure if that is true.
Currently i got interviews done with O-3 (intel), and O-6 (SWO). I understand that the higher the rank, the better, but can I go with O-3 Intel?
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