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Can i tranfer after navy rotc?
i have been interested in uscg aviation for quite a while now. i realize that getting in to the Academy is a very slight chance, and i am trying to plan my future on realistic goals. i am interested in attending nrotc for aviation (with other studies) then "transferring" to the uscg. i was wondering if anyone with experience knows what the least complicated way to do this.
p.s.-i dont want to have to get comissioned in the navy, resign, then apply for coast gaurd ocs for more school. all answers are appreciated!!
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Bottom line...yes...the USCG will commission people from Naval ROTC and in fact has USCG officers teaching NROTC. Talk to a USCG officer recruiter for more details.
I know, right now, a USCG officer that teaches NROTC Cadets at a major university AND commissions a few of those Cadets into the USCG EVERY year...
- Blue DevilLv 61 decade ago
I think your best option would be to become a helicopter pilot within one of the services, Army, Air Force, Navy, or Marines, and then transfer to the USCG, or just stay in your original branch.
- MrsjvbLv 71 decade ago
if you contract with NROTC, expect to be a NAVAL Officer. very few ever get to commission in a different Branch.
