D DEMJACK 5-Year Member Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 22 Mar 12, 2019 #1 Does the Navy's BUMED provide the medical waiver for USMMA, USNA, & NROTC? If so, if a candidate received a medical waiver for one of the above would it apply to the others?
Does the Navy's BUMED provide the medical waiver for USMMA, USNA, & NROTC? If so, if a candidate received a medical waiver for one of the above would it apply to the others?
D DEMJACK 5-Year Member Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 22 Mar 12, 2019 #2 …. would it apply to the others? With the understanding that the candidate received an LOA/Scholarship from each.
…. would it apply to the others? With the understanding that the candidate received an LOA/Scholarship from each.
M MtJo Member Joined Jun 4, 2018 Messages 113 Mar 12, 2019 #3 From what I understand it is the service academies that initiate the waiver process. What one academy will waive another may not.
From what I understand it is the service academies that initiate the waiver process. What one academy will waive another may not.
D DEMJACK 5-Year Member Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 22 Mar 12, 2019 #4 MtJo said: From what I understand it is the service academies that initiate the waiver process. What one academy will waive another may not. Click to expand... Thank you for the reply. That was my understanding as well but was curious if USMMA, USNA and NROTC all use the Navy's BUMED for the waiver review? If they did one would think that BUMED would apply the same criteria to one waiver (or denial) as they would to the other requests. It makes sense that the Air Force's v. Army v. Navy would have different criteria when reviewing a specific request.
MtJo said: From what I understand it is the service academies that initiate the waiver process. What one academy will waive another may not. Click to expand... Thank you for the reply. That was my understanding as well but was curious if USMMA, USNA and NROTC all use the Navy's BUMED for the waiver review? If they did one would think that BUMED would apply the same criteria to one waiver (or denial) as they would to the other requests. It makes sense that the Air Force's v. Army v. Navy would have different criteria when reviewing a specific request.
