Uncharacterized Entry level separation question
Years ago I reported to Navy Officer Candidate School. For various personal reasons I DOR'ed after 6 weeks and received an entry-level separation, an uncharacterized discharage.
Most law school applications require that I disclose an other than honorable discharge, am I required to acknowledge my brief period of military service? Thanks.
Asked on 9/02/05, 4:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Neal Puckett
The Law Firm of Puckett and Faraj, PC
Re: Uncharacterized Entry level separation question
Depends on how the question is asked and what information is sought. But it's always best to be completely truthful and forthcoming about your past. Pay attention to the question. A question which asks whether you were ever inducted into military service would be answered in the affirmative. I'd simply acknowledge that you joined and withdrew from the commissioning program after a brief period of training.
Answered on 9/02/05, 4:17 pm
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