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For loved ones with a Nuke (EM, ET, MM) in Class 1131! Classes begin on 5/9

 

A class graduation 8/5

M class graduation 10/14

 

5/13 First test, M class average 3.4, A class average 3.5

5/20 Second test class M, average 3.17

5/24 Second test class A, average 3.2.3.3

5/25 PFA class M and A

5/26 Third test class M and A, M class average 3.47 and A class average 3.4-3.5

5/27 Classes A and M phase up to phase 2

6/2 Fourth test class M, class average 3.31

6/3 Fourth test class A, class average 3.3

6/14 Fifth test classes M and A, M class average 3.46 and A class average 3.3-3.4

6/21 Last Basic Electricity Test (sixth), class M, class average 3.32

6/22 PFA class A

6/23 Sixth test, class A average 3.3-3.4

6/23 Room Inspection class A

6/22 Class A phase up to phase 3

6/30 Seventh test class M (First test in Electronic Fundamentals), class average 2.9 with 4 failures (tough test comparatively!!)

7/5 Seventh test class A

7/12 Eight test class M

7/12 (possibly!) Last PFA for class A

7/13 Eight test class A

7/15 - Victory at Sea, class M - halfway point!

7/21 Ninth test class A

7/21 - Ninth test class M, a few failures on this test; low average

7/29 - Tenth test class M, few failures 

7/29 Tenth test class A, average 3.3 with 1 failure - Class A on mandatory study hours over the weekend in preparation for comps

8/1 Eleventh test - COMPS!!  class A --> comps are complete!

8/5 Graduation - class A

8/8 - Eleventh test class M (Last test in Electronic Fundamentals - woohoo!)

 

 

 

 

 

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not till August.....what about you?

Memorial Weekend! Killing two birds with one stone and visiting some relatives in the area as well.

 

Oh how exciting......wish I could get a visit in then!
Re: attention to details-- very true! Michael didn't get into specifics (he takes the security/classified info really seriously) but he said that the exams weren't just about getting the right answers. Each step and process were reviewed to make sure they came to an answer in a very specific manner.
How are everyone's sailors doing in the 2nd week of class? Any word on graduation date yet?
So far so good. Mike is counting down the days til they all reach Phase 2! Next week is apparently going to be a tough one with exams, PFAs, and inspections. As for graduation, he is guessing some time in August for MMs. If that's the case that would mean some time in November for Travis?

When he was in bootcamp he got soft orders to start school 4/25 and grad 10/7.....so if I bump it back two weeks since he started two weeks later, it would be 10/21.....but no official word yet!

Travis has been putting in a lot of long study sessions so far....glad they're taking the workload seriously!

Long study sessions indeed. Between watch quals, homework and study hours, Mike thinks it's a great night if he's back in his room by 10!
I know... geez, and they've only just begun!! haha

I talked with my son about an hour ago.  He is spending lots of time studying.  He is EM and he said they have a test on Friday.  Good luck everyone!

I also asked him about graduation and he said it is Oct 14.  My son said this one is not a big deal but I told him we would come anyway. SC is a doable ride from MD!

Thanks Linda! My boyfriend is an EM also so they're in the same class! Good to know when the graduation is :) And I plan on going, too!! How did your son do on the first test? Hope the second one goes well for all....
Having been here in a while. Hope everyone is doing well. Any word on graduation dates?

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