![]() Your biggest problem is going to be the competition. You picked probably the worst career field to attempt OTS from. I’m an airborne linguist applying to OTS. ![]() Intel specialists (across branches) can directly apply for commission as a USCG Intel Officer but you need to have Les than 10 years AD service among other requirements Super competitive, but if you know about it/prep for it, you can have increase your odds.Ģ) US Coast Guard’s direct commission program. Rope program, any awards, dean’s list recognition & honors can be used to help highlight your history of excellence/leadership.ġ) SLECP-O is an another program to apply to OTS. Make sure to get your AA and focus in class to get your GPA up.Ģ) Absolutely use your time at DLI to get as many leadership/recognition opportunities as you can. Some food for thought I which I didn’t know about at DLI…ġ) Your DLI AA (and potentially DLI Bachelor’s) can be reflected in your OTS package. Out of curiosity why do you say it’s your only path?Īlso I’m a 10+ year 1N3 & OTS select, so I know some of what your might be going through (feel free to DM me). Score good on the AFOQT, network, establish leadership skills, volunteer, perform your enlisted job well, and for goodness sake avoid the 2nd Bachelors degree and shoot for a masters. I know a few who did that.īut don't limit yourself and take yourself out the game over some low GPA. Who know, you may can join another branch as an officer, then come back to the USAF as one. USCG, ANG, National Guard, AFR, USA, USMC, etc.all have similar jobs and different lifestyles, but it's a path to commissioning. Not sure what kind of officer job you want but for what it's worth, look into other branches too. Speak to a few officers (junior and Majors are best) and pick their brains. If not, just keep doing things to stand out (don't be a blue falcon though) but be humble and walk with a big stick, start making some moves, and things will fall in place.Īlso, network and look for other avenues. That will be huge and then if you promote quickly, obviously the OTS board will see your worth. ![]() That way, when your supervisor sees that airman OP is taking the initiative (in school, service before self, good at their job, etc.), they may promote your within the Below the Zone. Lead a monthly math course for free or e where I'm going with this? Also, while you're at it, depending on what school you enroll into and if it's local yo your base, volunteer your math skills for tutoring or see if your base needs a tutor and help out folks with math. Meaning, move forward with a Masters degree program. I had a E7 tell me one time the AF wants to see you PROGRESS and Expand your higher education, not sustain it. I would skip the whole 2nd bachelor's degree route. Yeah, it's low but that number doesn't speak of who you are and what you are capable of. I'm not sure what's your resume/background but if I was in your position, I would sell myself on what I bring to the table. You just have to sell yourself a little more harder, especially in areas of leadership and community involvement.in and out of uniform. ![]()
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