OCS Training vs. Bootcamp!

[Anonymous]

I'm beginning training to lose weight and get myself in good physical condition to join the Navy!**I would be going toOCS since I've already graduated from college.**I've read some of the postings here regarding bootcamp and I waswondering how significantly,if at all, OCS may differ.**What is the ratio of the class time to actual physicalexercises?**Was it helpful in determining what path you wanted to choose after OCS?**Should you know this before evenleaving for OCS?**I guess I just want to know how to best prepare myself both physically, mentally, and emotionally.**Thanksin advance for your help!**=) Melissa/Annapolis, Md.After October 17th, please use the following e-mail address; Missila779@aol.com



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mdickson@aerotek.com

[Anonymous]

I hear that OCS is a different world then bootcamp, yet still harder then OIS is.**I just spoke with a Lt. in Denver this morning, he was telling me that OCS has rigorous physical requirments.**The recruiters tell me that enlisted &quot;have more fun,&quot; I dont know about all that, their definition of fun seems sketchy to me!!Have you already taken your OC Selection tests? If so, how were they? I will be going in also, either Med Service Corp or General Officer. You should keep in touch with me, cause it sounds like you'll be going through it before I do....jen



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tinyjen@holly.colostate.edu

[Anonymous]

Went through boot camp in 93 (with a college degree-mistake), now I am applying for a commission.**Let me know how everything turns out.**I am going in through Denver also.



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PJSINEL @aol.com