Just finished my freshman year of college. I am accepted into the Nursing program at my school and have a 3.45 GPA as well as lots of extracurriculars. I tried for NROTC in high school but didn't get it, but still want to pursue a Navy career. I have leadership experience in my sorority as well as high school. I am in good shape and have some experience in first aid.
I have a close friend who said she can get me letters of recommendations from a Garrison Commander CSM at Fort Lewis and an Army Colonel who was a commander of Fort Carson as well as an Admiral on my mother's side of the family, will these help or will they seem disingenuous?
I go to a school with a Navy presence in FL, but live in IN with my family, so also a bit confused as to where I should get in contact with a Navy Recruiter?
What do I need to do to make my application stand out and when should I start applying?
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Just finished my freshman year of college. I am accepted into the Nursing program at my school and have a 3.45 GPA as well as lots of extracurriculars. I tried for NROTC in high school but didn't get it, but still want to pursue a Navy career. I have leadership experience in my sorority as well as high school. I am in good shape and have some experience in first aid.
I have a close friend who said she can get me letters of recommendations from a Garrison Commander CSM at Fort Lewis and an Army Colonel who was a commander of Fort Carson as well as an Admiral on my mother's side of the family, will these help or will they seem disingenuous?
I go to a school with a Navy presence in FL, but live in IN with my family, so also a bit confused as to where I should get in contact with a Navy Recruiter?
What do I need to do to make my application stand out and when should I start applying?