u/Equivalent_Fruit2079

So, I've been all gung-ho about this. Then I watched a BCT video on youtube and these kids are literal fetus's.

I recently graduated with a Bachelor, and then got my Masters. Nobody is hiring me, so I thought the National Guard would be a good idea. My wife makes the money at the moment(hasn't always been this way).

Anyways, I know once I finish BCT it won't be so bad with my age, but, these kids are kids. I'll be 15 years older than some of them.

If you went through this, tell me your stories. lol.

Was told I could go back in 1 year with no waiver. Now researching and it may be a process.... Anyone have experience with this?

Title says it all.

So, when I was 20 I was dumb(for context I am now 33). I got a use of MJ charge and an embezzlement under $200 within a few months of each other. Since then I've had no issues with the law at all whatsoever. I joined the USAF back in 2018 and received waivers for both, however I was sent home from basic with an injury. Fast forward to now. I'm 33, graduated college, bachelor and masters degree. I am looking to join the NG and go the OCS route.

My records have been expunged. I've been advised that I can either disclose or not disclose it. However, I want to be honest. Is this required to be disclosed? Am I going to require another waiver process? What's the likelihood of it being approved?

Also, I require an ADHD waiver. I am disclosing that.

Advice please.

Lets get CA a bit more popular. I miss playing those big maps, I was once pretty highly ranked on CA but sucked at 2. All I have to play online with people is 2, so... Who wants to start some regular games?

Just took TCP. Honestly felt confident. UWorld over prepped me for sure.

The wait begins.

So, I've taken 4 sim exams so far....

63
78
66
85

So, It seems like my scores are a bit skewed here... Lol...

What do you make of that? And, what is your opinion on my readiness for the exam?

Is it the one in the previous results page or the test analysis page?