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When do cadets actually receive their commission as an Air Force officer?

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When do cadets actually receive their commission as an Air Force officer?

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Cadets normally get commissioned in a special ceremony the same day they graduate. They can expect to enter active duty about 30 days after graduation.

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Cadets normally get commissioned in a special ceremony the same day they graduate. They can expect to enter active duty about 30 days after graduation. 5. Will my child go on active duty in the Air Force immediately following graduation and commissioning? Not necessarily. They may request an educational delay if they desire to attend graduate school at their own expense before going on active duty. If approved, the Air Force will postpone their active-duty tour. Delays are routinely provided if they select to attend dental or medical school. Scholarships also exist for students accepted to medical school. 6. Can my child continue their education beyond the baccalaureate level? Yes. The Air Force offers several opportunities to do so. In many cases they can request an educational delay. This delay between the time of commissioning and reporting for active duty will be of sufficient length to allow them to fulfill the requirements for a professional or master’s degree. They will assume a

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