Posted on Dec 18, 2021
How can I determine if I am considered a competitive candidate for Flight Warrant Officer?
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I am SPC Miranda, an active duty soldier in the army. I'm currently working in my flight warrant officer package. I have a Bachelor's degree in Finance and I have a Master's degree in Finance, as well. In addition, I have a graduate certificate in portfolio management and i Have 240 in my PT score. I have various recognized from Battalion and Brigade level for my hard work and dedication. I want to know if I am considered a competitive candidate for Flight Warrant Officer?
Warrant Officer Candidate
Aviation
Warrant Officers
Posted 3 y ago
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From what I understand from others that have either been accepted or rejected....the only ones that know if you're competitive or not is the Board.
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You didn't say how long you have been in the Army, or your age... If young enough, why not apply for OCS? You have two college degrees and have Army experience... Just a thought...
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SPC (Join to see) - In my view If I were your age and experience and Education, I would apply to OCS, study what you need to know and give it a go... Never sell yourself short or you will later regret it. BTW, I am 79 and have two college degrees and some additional courses...
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The issue is for the Army, as an officer, you cannot guarantee a slot in aviation. You would have to be the best out of an unknown number of good candidates and may not even get the option to choose aviation as your branch. The WO route guarantees that you will fly if selected and requires no civilian education (but it certainly helps)
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Whats up Miranda!
As someone that has just completed this process and was selected in 2021, I'd be happy to take a look at your packet and attempt to make you more competitive; your collegiate experience is a massive boon to your chances.
I have connected with you on here, but feel free to reach me @ my gov @ [login to see]
At a quick glance, the major issue I see is the way you write; spelling and grammar are extremely important in getting your point across. Warrant Officers are expected to be masters of this. Obviously this is just a military help website, but you've got to be on always. This will show heavily during your WO Resume (which is a part of your packet)
The hardest portions of completing a sucessful flight packet are the SIFT (above a 40, but try for above 50 to remain competitive), unique and pointed Letters of Recommendation from your senior leaders (and more than 3 of them), and a passing Class 1 Flight Physical (preferably with no issues/waivers required).
Shoot me a message anytime; but remember, your turn in for the March board is Jan-31. You're going to have to work extra hard to make that timeline, but you can do it.
Best of luck!
As someone that has just completed this process and was selected in 2021, I'd be happy to take a look at your packet and attempt to make you more competitive; your collegiate experience is a massive boon to your chances.
I have connected with you on here, but feel free to reach me @ my gov @ [login to see]
At a quick glance, the major issue I see is the way you write; spelling and grammar are extremely important in getting your point across. Warrant Officers are expected to be masters of this. Obviously this is just a military help website, but you've got to be on always. This will show heavily during your WO Resume (which is a part of your packet)
The hardest portions of completing a sucessful flight packet are the SIFT (above a 40, but try for above 50 to remain competitive), unique and pointed Letters of Recommendation from your senior leaders (and more than 3 of them), and a passing Class 1 Flight Physical (preferably with no issues/waivers required).
Shoot me a message anytime; but remember, your turn in for the March board is Jan-31. You're going to have to work extra hard to make that timeline, but you can do it.
Best of luck!
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