Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate Program

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>How hard is it to get accepted into this program, do you think i have a chance?
here is my resume </p>

<p>EDUCATION
Palm Beach State College (PBSC) GPA:3.53 , science & math GPA:3.8
University of Florida "attending this summer"
Major: chemical engineering
Minor: nuclear engineering
AA degree at PBSC </p>

<p>EXPERIENCE
1.Calculus/Chemistry/Statistics and S.A.T. tutor for private company.
2.Chemistry intern at private company
3.Math/Physics/Chemistry/Statistics tutor at S.L.C. at PBSC
4.Math team member
5.Minister at church
6.Supplemental Instructor for Calculus 3,Chemistry 2, Organic Chemistry 1 and Organic chemistry 2.
7.Volunteer at Hospice, North county senior center, church </p>

<p>ACTIVITIES
1.Bible study
2.Circle K international
3.Energy club
4.Engineering Club
5.Phi Theta Kappa </p>

<p>ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1.Chemistry intern
2.over 400 hours of community service
3.Dean's list at PBSC
4.Micro gravity research "NASA"
5.Presidents academic honors list (PBSC)
6.Presidents honor award (PBSC)
7.Presidental Volunteer award
8.Volunteer Appreciation award (North county senior center)
9.Volunteer dedication award (Department of Elder Affairs florida
10.Webmaster for engineering club
11. 2nd place Hennac Engineering conference </p>

<p>here is the catch, i was arrested before college for possession of alcohol and paraphernalia but the charges were dropped. </p>

<p>Do i have a chance ?</p>

<p>i am considered a junior at the University of Florida </p>

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<p>Getting my husband to respond for you - Retired 25yr submarine officer here. The only negative you’ve listed is the arrest. The rest of what you’ve listed shows a very solid candidate potential. If you were charged as a juvenile and the charges dropped, then no problem. If you were charged as an adult, it’s probably still on your record even though the charges were dropped. You’re best bet would be to visit a NUPOC recruiter and tell them about it. </p>