I need the IDC Student Learning Guide

[USN HM 350Z]

I am trying to get my hands on the IDC student learning guide and any/all information from the "C" school itself.

If anyone can help me that would be great. You can e-mail me at johnayoungusn@gmail.com (mailto:johnayoungusn@gmail.com)



HM2 Young

[crazycajun]

Doc Young,

Have you asked at the IDC @ www.navyidc.org (http://www.navyidc.org)? Just a thought I'll check around to some of the IDCs round my parts to see if I can assist.

Semper Fi,

crazycajun

[USN HM 350Z]

I e-mailed a few people on there, but nothing yet. I did download the stuff they had on the site though.

Good looking out.

HM2 Young

[crazycajun]

Doc,

Around my parts, currently the IDC's are ethier old farts or deployed. I'm still looking in to it... if you Contact Doc Chez he's one of the members here I know he just completed IDC school and maybe he can help you out.

I'll contact him too, to see if he can help.

Semper Fi,

crazycajun

[USN HM 350Z]

Thanks for your help.

HM2 Young

[DocChez]

Sorry, Haven't been on in a while. Real busy at work. As for as the study guides, don't worry about them. I graduated from school in December. A lot has changed since I went through. There are now 60 students per class. All I have to say is pay attention to the reviews. They will help in school. If you have time to take a semster of A&P before you go, DO IT! Also, if your command has a sickcall screeners program, go to it. But for the most part, you'll do fine. I spent 5 nights a week studying at Starbucks. If you have family, let them know that you will only be able to spend time with them on the weekends and maybea few hours at night. Some might do fine with onlya little studying, but I needed the extra time. Let me know if there is anything else you have a question about.

Chez