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NROTC SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
TYPES OF DISCHARGE

Basic Military Requirements (BMR) Revised Edition
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All candidates attend either the Aviation Officer Candidate School (AOCS) program, Officer Candidate School (OCS), or Officer Indoctrination School (OIS) held in Pensacola, Florida. If  you  are  interested  in  any  of  the  Naval  Reserve Officer  Programs,  contact  your  career  counselor.  The Retention Team Manual contains information on these programs. CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER PROGRAM The  Chief  Warrant  Officer  Program  provides personnel  an  opportunity  to  earn  a  commission  as  an officer without possessing a college degree. You must be in one of the senior enlisted paygrades to qualify as a chief   warrant   officer   candidate.   The   specific requirements of the program, which are published each year, are available from your career counselor. LIMITED DUTY OFFICER PROGRAM The  Limited  Duty  Officer  (LDO)  Program  is another  way  in  which  you  can  obtain  a  commission without  a  college  degree.  LDOs  are  commissioned officers  who  are  selected  from  the  senior  enlisted paygrades.  The  requirements  for  this  program,  also published  each  year,  are  available  from  your  career counselor. SEAMEN TO ADMIRAL PROGRAM The  Seaman  to  Admiral  program  is  applicable  to enlisted  personnel  of  the  Regular  Navy  and  Naval Reserve.  Eligible  applicants  will  be  considered  by  a board convened by the Chief of Naval Personnel (CNP). The board will select the best qualified for appointment in  the  program,  within  quotas  authorized.  If  selected, you will be appointed a permanent ensign in the U.S. Navy after successful completion of Officer Candidate School (OCS). Following commissioning, officers will be assigned to a warfare community. Upon successful completion of initial sea duty and warfare qualification, officers  will  be  screened  for  selection  to  a  bachelor’s degree program at the Naval Postgraduate School. REVIEW 8 QUESTIONS Q1.   The Secretary of the Navy can appoint a specific number  of  enlisted  personnel  to  the  Naval Academy. What number of (a) Regular Navy or Regular Marine Corps and (b) Naval or Marine Corps  Reserve  (active  or  inactive)  can  be appointed? a. b. Q2.   What  is  the  maximum  time  allowed  to  attend college in the NROTC program? Q3.   Who was the BOOST program intended for? Q4.   What is the major requirement to be eligible for the Enlisted Commissioning Program? Q5.   In  what  two  programs  can  senior  enlisted personnel  obtain  a  commission  without  a requirement for a college degree? a. b. DISCHARGES Learning  Objectives:  When  you  finish  this  chapter, you will be able to— Identify the types of discharges. Recognize  the  effects  of  the  various  types  of discharges. If you separate from the Navy before the end of your active  obligated  service  (EAOS)  or  after  8  years  of service or if you reenlist, you will receive a discharge 16-30 Student Notes:







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