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  • Congrats Bob.  Some classmates of my son started Power School (again) recently.  It's as tough or tougher on the Officer side!  Good luck.

  • My son wil graduate this spring from Oregon State University with a degree in nuclear engineering and a minor in economics. 

  • Congratulations to the 50 Sailors selected out of 469 applicants for FY14 Seaman-to-Admiral Program!

    Competition was tough! Check out the NAVADMIN here to see if you or your Sailors are on the list: http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/reference/messages/Documents/...

  • BZ Lee and Congrats Chris!!
  • Mission accomplished!  Great weekend.  Lee was commissioned May 3rd, graduated May 4th. 2474923392?profile=RESIZE_1024x1024

  • For those considering this program: FY-14 Options "

    IMPORTANT INFO: The following Target Options and CORE are open for application for FY-14 STA-21 selection board: SWO, SWO/ED, SWO/IP, SWO/OCEANO, NUCLEAR, SPECWAR, EOD, NFO, PILOT, CEC, & NURSE CORPS.
    The following Target Options have zero select opportunity for FY-14: HR, INTEL, IW, MEDICAL CORPS, OCEANO, & SUPPLY CORPS."
  • Results for FY13 announced yesterday.  Forty Nine selected, including thirty one Nucs!  Congratulations to those selected.

  • I would ask someone to review the cover letter in the STA-21 thread here.

  • Chris, any advice on how the cover letter should be written? My son just took his ACT as the SAT was too old and has just about everything together in his package for submittal.

  • The NSI experience from the horse's mouth here .

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STA-21 how to

"So you want to be an officer, and you want a free college degree, have you considered the Seaman to Admiral 21 Program! Now that you have enlisted in the Navy, and have become familiar with the service and all that it has to offer, are you thinking that you have both the desire and ability to be a Naval Officer, but you are missing one of the key prerequisites - a college degree. What are your options now? Well there is one you may, or may not, have considered; and that is the Seaman to…

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