What is MILPERSMAN 1910-182?
MILPERSMAN 1910-182 is a Navy regulation that provides guidance on the disposition of personnel who have been disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program.

What are the possible reasons for being disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program?
The possible reasons for being disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program include failure to meet academic or performance standards, disciplinary issues, medical disqualification, and voluntary withdrawal from the program.

What happens to personnel who are disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program?
Personnel who are disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program are generally returned to their previous enlisted or civilian status, or discharged from the Navy.

Can personnel who have been disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program reapply for another program?
Yes, personnel who have been disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program may reapply for another program, but their previous disenrollment will be taken into consideration during the new selection process.

Are there any administrative requirements for personnel who are disenrolled from a Navy Officer Candidate Program?
Yes, disenrolled personnel must complete certain administrative requirements, such as submitting a written resignation and conducting an exit interview.

Can disenrolled personnel receive any benefits or entitlements?
Disenrolled personnel may be eligible for certain benefits or entitlements, such as the Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance (SGLI) or the Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB), depending on their length of service.

How long does it take for the administrative process of disenrollment to be completed?
The administrative process of disenrollment typically takes a few weeks to complete, as it involves various paperwork, interviews, and coordination with different departments.

Can disenrolled personnel appeal the decision of their disenrollment?
Yes, disenrolled personnel have the right to appeal the decision of their disenrollment by submitting a written appeal to the appropriate authority within a specified timeframe.

Can disenrolled personnel continue to serve in the Navy in another capacity?
Yes, disenrolled personnel may have the opportunity to continue serving in the Navy in another capacity, such as enlisting in a different rating or applying for a different officer program.