Creeping_Geep
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Why do PAs portray things that don't matter as having weight in the application process?
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What NRC considers competitive
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exNavyOffRec
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That has always been the mystery, lots of speculation over the years but nothing concrete.
Congrats on those scores!
I think no one has replied to you because it's kind of obvious that you have a pretty good chance with those scores...
Question in regards to sleep apnea: Does anyone happen to know if sleep apnea is waiverable for AD OCS applicants applying for SNA/SNFO? I've filled out the DD Form 2808 and noticed it asks about it. I have an appointment with medical a week from now and I am wondering if it is going to be an issue. Thanks!
dshawn1993
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Would you be willing to send me your complete package as well?
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AFidk
dumb ensign/SNA
Hello ladies and gentlemen, I am an NROTC Midshipman 2/C who just finished his first semester, and I am going abroad next semester so my current package is about how it’s going to be when it is considered by the aviation community this next semester for service assignment. I have already talked to my cadre concerning my performance but I was hoping you all had more aggregate data to consider when reviewing what level of confidence I should have going in.
GPA: 3.32 in Economics (B in calc I,II, B+ Physics 1, C Physics 2)
ASTB: 68, 8/8/7
Fitrep/Ranking: I joined as a sophomore during covid so it took me some time to really join in, I planned sea trials and was an instructor for the younger classes this last semester but I’m assuming I’m lower than I would like.
Should I maybe cancel my study abroad opportunity to try and improve my package? I think I did okay but I want to make it as easy as possible for them to select me. Additionally does NROTC help me at all versus all the OCS selects average package?
GPA: 3.32 in Economics (B in calc I,II, B+ Physics 1, C Physics 2)
ASTB: 68, 8/8/7
Fitrep/Ranking: I joined as a sophomore during covid so it took me some time to really join in, I planned sea trials and was an instructor for the younger classes this last semester but I’m assuming I’m lower than I would like.
Should I maybe cancel my study abroad opportunity to try and improve my package? I think I did okay but I want to make it as easy as possible for them to select me. Additionally does NROTC help me at all versus all the OCS selects average package?
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
You have very good ASTB scores, but your scores and such will be compared against other NROTC students, not OCS so there isn't much guidance that can be given from most here.
Hi! I applied to the JAN21 SNA board and was not selected. I can't do much GPA wise. Any recommendations or insight is appreciated for improvement!
Stats:
ASTB 52 6/7/6 (2nd Attempt)
GPA 3.0 B.S.B.A., Marketing (Minor in Servant Leadership)
Flight experience: 30+ hours flying
Previous LOR: 5 total (3 O-6 and above, Dean of Students, President of my university)
Waivers: (1) Childhood asthma
Applying for May board. Low GPA, average ASTB scores, and the waiver are my concerns.
Stats:
ASTB 52 6/7/6 (2nd Attempt)
GPA 3.0 B.S.B.A., Marketing (Minor in Servant Leadership)
Flight experience: 30+ hours flying
Previous LOR: 5 total (3 O-6 and above, Dean of Students, President of my university)
Waivers: (1) Childhood asthma
Applying for May board. Low GPA, average ASTB scores, and the waiver are my concerns.
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
What was your first attempt ASTB scores?
Skywalker
Student Naval Aviator
Your GPA probably wasn’t why, I would guess it was your ASTB and OAR scores.
50 6/5/6
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
Perhaps that 2 OAR score jump and 2 PFAR jump can do the trick. Otherwise, not really much else you can do.
pdegrac507
USN
Did you get an answer to that? I'm in the same boat and was told at medical if an applicant has sleep apnea that is automatically disqualifying and a waiver will not be approved. I'm trying to see if there is a way around that.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
He hasn't been since since shortly after that post so my guess is he was given the answer we have heard given before with his condition which is it is a no go.