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No I do not and I have done research but I get a lot of different answers from a lot of people including recruiters and the Internet isn't any better.

idk if anyone will know the answer to this but since SWO is under the NUPOC program would it be possible to do that and take the scholarships then a few years in try to switch to intel?

I'm not enrolled in anything yet, was just thinking about doing rotc.

Is that just for academy people or people who do ROTC and OCS as well? It seems like a huge majority of naval officers are SWO. Is there any reason for that ?

Thanks. Ya my degree is in biology and neuroscience so both science fields. The recruiter I talked to mentioned NUPOC a lot and honestly it looks great but I just don't know if I'd really be interested in nuclear power.

if someone were to do that would they spend most of their time on ships

SWO is like controlling submarines and nuclear reactors right? So most of the time you'd be stationed to a ship?

Would that mean 4 years SWO then 4 for Intel?

Is this just for army or reserves for all branches ?

So if I do reserves, I'd have a better shot at getting Intel officer?

Hey guys. So this is kind of like a pros and cons for both. I have always wanted to go Navy. I think they just have a lot of tradition and they have a lot of science research going on and a lot of innovative research. With that being said, my school only has army ROTC so I am thinking about it...

Like some people I know really wanted a specific job but when they finished OCS something happened and they didn't get it and they were given their 3rd option. This might sound dumb but when people contract, does that just mean they agree to be in the army or that they also will receiver the job...

So you don't get to pick the branch you want till after you graduate OCS? So if I really wanted Navy or Air Force it would be a gamble because I wouldn't know what I'd get picked for till it's almost done? If I really wanted a join in Intel would there be any way to gaurentee that before OCS ?

Do you get more of a guarantee with ROTC since some people get offered contracts before they graduate?

I was not born in 98 and I have done a lot of research but could not find anything. I am not referring to nrotc but just ROTC in general. For all the branches. Also the question did not indicate that I was choosing between the two. Just a simple compare and contrast. It's not an over dependence...

Hey guys I was just wondering if ROTC had any major benefits over just going to OCS after college? A lot of people make it sound like its a lot better and I'm wondering why. Do ROTC students get more guarantee on the jobs they want? Also I posted on here before and someone said if you want a...

Is that something that I should bring up with my recruiter? Do you know how competitive that is to usually get guaranteed contracts?

What do you mean "over for them"?

This might sound stupid but NUPOC is like how to power different ships and stuff right? Do I have to wait till I already have a degree to start working on my application? Because maybe I misunderstood but when I called the navy recruiter he kind of sounded like he wanted to get things rolling...

A friend of mine in ROTC so I'm sure it's different but he contracted this year ( graduates in 2018) and did all this training like basic and advanced camp and is being offered a guarantee commission when he graduates. Would It be possible for me to do any training or get some military...