Hello, 8 am 20 years old and I am currently Attending a community college and about to graduate. I have about a 3.7 GPA, 120 community services hours, an internship with a Flight For Life company, member of Presidents Leadership Program at my school, captain of a robotic team in a project COSGC funded by NASA. However my downfalls are my ACT was a 22, and high school GPA was a 3.3 and my class rank was 20/50. I'm getting my Associates of Science now and have taken Calc 1,2 Physics 1,2 and Chemisty 1,2. Just curious to my chances of getting accepted into the Naval Academy or any other academy, NROTC, or BDCP. My true dream is to be a Naval Aviator and I want to see what you guys think are my chances of getting any of those three and if you can offer me any advice. Also my vision is worse than 20/300 uncorrected so I will need surgery somewhere down the line. I have interviewed with one senator's panel thus far and they seemed like I had no choice of getting in because of my ACT. Also, I pursuing my degree in Astronautical Engineering. My physical tests got me a max in the pull ups and about a mid range score between max and average on the running, push-ups, bball throw, sit ups and shuttle run. Just curious to my chances of getting accepted to NROTC, BDCP, or the any military academy (I applied to all). Thanks!
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What're my chances in these 3 ways of commission?
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Can't answer the question about your chances, but applying to all is a good start.
I'm not supposed to let the cat out of the bag, because the current stats (based on the needs of the Navy) are sensitive…but it's 42%. You didn't hear that from me.
exNavyOffRec
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BDCP is dead, still on the books but not used for years.
Keeping doing well academically and you will have an excellent shot at OCS
@NavyOffRec gave you the best answer you're going to get. I'd recommend using search function if you want to find countless qualification comparison threads.
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