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Hello! Do you know if civilians need go to basic prior to OTS or can they just go to OTS with a bachelor's degree? Thanks for your help! Great video!

Can you be in the army and apply for airforce OTS ?

This is way late: Thanks for the video it answered many of my questions about where my Career field went. I wondered if when the announced the Space Force IF my job would be part of it. I was an OG 202x5 witch is (I think) now a 1N(ancy) 2 (you left them out of your video). Thanks for letting me know were things have gone.

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40 min deep dive on OTS: th-cam.com/video/T1YdoYnTRPQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Pb1xghYUufx8_qZc

How challenging would that be for an immigrant become an airforce officer

Will it benefit an OTS packet to have STEM certifcates from Coursera?

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This was helpful. Thank you.

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There are many way to get into the military, enlisted is the Barney style way with very little responsibility and consequences. Officer side is the adult at the officer side with high standards, responsibility and sacrifices. Officer was for me, but then again that was after doing enlisted Marine Corps then going Officer through the ROTC commissioning program while doing school, if you’re prior service you only need 2 years ROTC in college to get commissioned

Let me first start off by telling you that the military is controlled by satanic people and you can clearly see it in the Air Force logo which is BAPHOMET. Secondly there is no such thing as outer space. The sky above your head is Blue 24 hours a day and all physical objects in the world have Color definition. Space force is imaginary wing of the military industrial complex using men and women in a game of Make-Believe against the onlooking general population of the world including children. NASA means deception in Hebrew

Remember that the Space Force is not that big yet. The promotions will not be that great to the senior Non-Com level (E-7 to E-9). Officers must remember that they will need to broaden somehow and advanced degrees will be the norm.

Hi Can I pursue OTS while enrolled in the ROTC program? I have my bachelor's.

Hello, I have a BBA in human resource management with a GPA of 3.85. As a non-STEM major, do you think I have a shot at OTS?

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Seems like the problem with the space force is you’re stuck in Colorado. I want to be in Europe again!

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How many times did you apply before you were accepted to become an officer? While you were enlisted. Also what was your college GPA and major?

What role does age play in the competitiveness of the package? I am 39 years old.

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The most important thing here is that OTS candidates don’t have to go to basic training. Sure, they have their own bootcamp but it’s way easier and you get treated better.

Back in the 80’s I didn’t get selected on my first application. My recruiter advised me to try again since it would be more streamlined. The second time I was selected Persistence can pay off. (2 years)

I have a bachelors degree and currently working on my PPL, I wanted to come in as officer & on the pilot side, but everyone at my nearby AirForce base is telling me that I should come in as enlisted then transition to Officer. IDK if they’re lying to me just to get a # in, or if it’s really better to come in as enlisted any advice? If enlisted, is it true I can transition to officer as soon as I finish tech school (example: if I choose a career that takes 1-1.5 months to complete tech school)? I wanted to be reserve 1st for the 4yrs to see how I like it, within those 4 yrs be a pilot already in case I don’t want it for long term/life long career.

But isnt OTS hper competitive? You can do air force rotc even as an older person in your 30s. Ive been looking into it

Thank you for video! This was extremely detailed and in depth. I’m currently studying for the AFOQT and im trying to shot for a high score so I can myself competitive.

You went from enlisted to officer. I have a degree and am considering enlisting first I had a 2.4 gpa in college bc I was working full time during my schooling. Do they look at your gpa when applying if you’re currently enlisted? Also, do how many applications did it take for you personally to be accepted to commission?

So i was told that i could only have two letters of recommendation, was i mistold? I am a current civilian hoping for non-rated in the Space Force.

For enlisted over the age of 31, what options are there to get to officer? Even without the scholarships, is ROTC still an option? Is that even possible with active duty?

We just got back from Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. My son-in-law just graduated from OTS and my daughter is in ROTC at her college and just contracted in two weeks ago and she will go to OTS training this summer. She will finish her degree in a year and a half she will enter the space force as an officer at the age of 23 years old.😊

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My favorite argument for enlisting first: If you enlist first, you can join an Air National Guard unit while going to college, or you can do college while Active Enlisted. This would give you a chance to start racking up years-of-service toward retirement while also working toward becoming an officer. Also, you're getting paid for those years as Enlisted. So, as long as someone buckles down on college during their 4 year enlisted contract, I believe an enlisted-first officer can make more money in the long run compared to a college-first officer. And then there's the benefit of being a 4-years-in-service O1 with possible job qualifications that result in bonus pay.

Hello, I'm taking my master in cyber security right now. I'm having a hard time getting to talk to Officer recuiter. Because I'm still active duty army, but my ets will be on 2025. Can you help me out?

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There is no disadvantage to going O straight in. None. I was E for 8 and O for 12. If I had it to do over I would have gone straight in as an O. The benefits are so minimal from the upside it is pointless. Also prior E is not more likely to get picked up over a new applicant. I retired as O-4 and would have for sure made at least O-5 if I had gone straight in as O. Also medical issues get scrutinized hard on riot service. No one gives more "respect" to prior service. Respect comes from doing a good job. Not resting on laurels.

I was in the marine corps, door kicking knuckle grinding espirit de corps. Motivated by 248 years of blood sacrifice and extreme discipline passed down theough the spirit of every marine, trained to do nothing but think clearly and kill, im super proud to be a marine. But soemithing tells me in 200 years our beloved corps will seem so barbaric.

Is the Application Guide the same thing as the Program Announcement? www.recruiting.af.mil/Portals/78/AD%20AF%20OTS%20PA%20COA%2023Oct2023%20-%20Final_1.pdf

I’m currently active duty & I have my bachelors in Spanish & my masters in social work but don’t have my clinical social work license & was told it’d be easier for me to get into OTS if I get my license prior to commissioning I’ve called the recruiters near my base & near my hometown & it’s been almost 2 months & no answer. What else can I do to get in touch with someone who can tell what other requirements I must meet to qualify?

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Hey Space Nerd Confessions. I sincerely apologize for bombarding your comments section with me replying to nearly everyone, lol. I'm just really desperate in learning everything about my dream job. Ever since the space force video that Business Insider posted, my life became alive and my dream was to do what you do. Thank you for your understanding. 1/16/2024.

I'm interested in joining, I have my AA in Early Childhood Education. What are the odds of getting a waver if i have Poriasis?❤❤❤

This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

Appreciate the information I’m still working on losing my 80lbs before getting to move forward with recruiter. 🎉😅

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I have a bachelors degree and am a civilian. If I enlist first am I able to begin applying for OTS the moment that I enlist? Or do they require me to serve enlisted for a certain period first before being able to apply? I ask because I just want to join the Air Force now but do want to ensure that I become an officer. I am incredibly persistent so if I don’t get it first I will continue trying until I get in hence why I’m considering enlisting first to just build experience starting now.

O-1 over four years enlisted is a big pay raise. Consider that too please.