goldensun22
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I am currently enlisted in the military, and have a question about applying.
I have worked hard to submit a quality application. Additionally, I have congressional nominations, and support from my chain of command to attend a service academy.
I understand that the military has no obligation to release me from my enlisted contract to go to a service academy. But my understanding is that I am allowed to have conditional release with approval from my chain of command.
So I ran into an issue. I got an email from USMMA saying that "even if I receive an offer, the Navy is under no obligation to release me."
To me, this seems obvious. I understand. I have a conditional release lined up in the even that I receive an appointment.
(Taken form the website)
Important: Enlisted service members must request a conditional release via their chain of command as soon as they decide to start the application.
So why did I receive such an email? Is this implying I a m not competitive? Or that because I am enlisted in the military, that USMMA may be less inclined to give me an appointment because they do not believe that I will be released from my contract?
How should I respond?
Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated.
I have worked hard to submit a quality application. Additionally, I have congressional nominations, and support from my chain of command to attend a service academy.
I understand that the military has no obligation to release me from my enlisted contract to go to a service academy. But my understanding is that I am allowed to have conditional release with approval from my chain of command.
So I ran into an issue. I got an email from USMMA saying that "even if I receive an offer, the Navy is under no obligation to release me."
To me, this seems obvious. I understand. I have a conditional release lined up in the even that I receive an appointment.
(Taken form the website)
Important: Enlisted service members must request a conditional release via their chain of command as soon as they decide to start the application.
So why did I receive such an email? Is this implying I a m not competitive? Or that because I am enlisted in the military, that USMMA may be less inclined to give me an appointment because they do not believe that I will be released from my contract?
How should I respond?
Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated.