Recent content by scprepoh

Iirc equip was sent to the cadets at different times for some reason.

You want to do your best to get everything in, but it is unlikely they will turn anyone away day 1 for a missing form. Swab will fill out missing forms as they are able.

Definitely reach out. If you go to a non military hospital they often don't know all the forms and procedures needed to fulfill military requirements.

My kid finished finals today. Last rowing event will be Sunday and he'll be on the road that afternoon to head to his small boat station.

Take as much calc as you can.

I wouldn't say irrelevant. Your performance at AIM is evaluated. You do an interview, the PFE and you are evaluated by the cadre. Also going to AIM helps you understand the CG ethos better, which will help when filling out you application. It's certainly not the biggest factor for admission to...

When my son did the signing ceremony he copied a buddy's sheet and signed it. 😃

If you want to learn about the incoming class this is a great summary/introduction. https://www.cgaalumni.org/s/1043/21/interior.aspx?sid=1043&gid=1&pgid=7400&cid=19472&ecid=19472&crid=0&calpgid=5722&calcid=15178&authkey=m9txlDDpa77s%2fpKD4D4PZaB9YMtjKKKN%2fl2NAxAgx1%2bUadmuGs4XtQ%3d%3d

The Coast Guard Academy. Is an open campus. Just need an ID.

I'm not sure I would take a picture of my passport and send it to a random app on the recommendation of a first time poster from a thread that was dead for a year.

The presentation is really fun.

You can reach out to dodmets and get appointments scheduled. I recommend using those docs if possible. They will know what exact treats are required. I would start taking some iron supplements. You might also start asking for copies of medical records from your doctors.

They can take longer than 14 days. Give it a week and if you don't see anything reach out to an AO.

My son was DQed last year and is a current 4c. Hang in there.

I don't recall a notification that my son passed. I think no news is good news.