Navy BDCP

[Physicsguru]

I finally get to post a question!

I saw a few years back that Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program (BDCP) has been reinstated. I've been trying for years to have a candidate or two to get into the program. Well, this year I have two; a wannabe SEAL and a prospective Aviator.

What I need is a Point of Contact in the southeast region, either NTAG Atlanta or some other place, for officer programs. Every time I contact the local recruiters I end up in phone tree hell trying to get officer programs.

Can anyone help?

 

[kalkan65]

I finally get to post a question!

I saw a few years back that Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program (BDCP) has been reinstated. I've been trying for years to have a candidate or two to get into the program. Well, this year I have two; a wannabe SEAL and a prospective Aviator.

What I need is a Point of Contact in the southeast region, either NTAG Atlanta or some other place, for officer programs. Every time I contact the local recruiters I end up in phone tree hell trying to get officer programs.

Can anyone help?

ronnie.t.howard5.mil@us.navy.mil

recruiter @ NTAG Atlanta who handled my son’s NROTC application last year. May have to be “persistent” for responses….

 

[Physicsguru]

Thanks much! I'll get in touch with him and forward my candidates to him.

 

[Capt MJ]

Thanks much! I'll get in touch with him and forward my candidates to him.

NTAG Atlanta Officer Programs

Officer Programs (678) 305-9134 ext. 2307

Just in case you haven’t found this. I suspect it is a landline with voicemail. Officer recruiters are always on the road.

You could try an oblique attack, using the NTAG Admin number, to find out the officers assigned to this program and their contact info.
Admin Department (678) 305-9134 ext. 2105

You are bringing gifts (leads!), so “lead” with that and your current role and vet status. Maybe they would like to send an officer to staff a resource table at a Career Day…

I met my Navy OCS recruiters at a resource table in the last century. They were savvily set up near the campus post office, in pre-Internet/text/mobile/email days.

 

[8th Wing Refugee]