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You may think that you need more skillpoints before you are ready to go on a fleet, but this is not the case. EVE University is a corp with hundreds of brand new players, and our fleet commanders will be prepared for inexperienced fleet members. A lot of fleets are advertised in advance on the calendar and the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=266| Combat Fleets (ILN)] forum, but some of them are just announced when a fleet commander feels like taking a fleet out, so keep an eye on the Alliance channel. Before you attend your first fleet make sure you read over the [[Rookies_guide_to_fleet_ops|Rookie's Guide to Fleet Ops]], which will teach you how to join a fleet and some basic fleet commands. Fleets labelled as '''Noobs on Patrol''' in particular will be aimed at brand new players (but they are not the only fleets you can join by any means!).

Once you see a fleet you are interested in joining, read the forum thread to see if there are any pre-requisites. Some fleets will have a 'doctrine' meaning only certain ship fittings are permitted, whereas some will be 'kitchen sink' meaning you are free to fly whatever you like (providing the fleet commander allows it). You can find out all ~~bout~~ the tools we use to share common doctrines [[EVE_Workbench|here]] As with classes and events, there is no need to RSVP. If you are a little nervous, make sure you are at the starting destination a little bit early and ask any questions in the ~~Mess.ILN~~ chat ~~channel~~ in game. Our other members will be more than willing to help you out.

Once you see a fleet you are interested in joining, read the forum thread to see if there are any pre-requisites. Some fleets will have a 'doctrine' meaning only certain ship fittings are permitted, whereas some will be 'kitchen sink' meaning you are free to fly whatever you like (providing the fleet commander allows it). You can find out all about the tools we use to share common doctrines [[EVE_Workbench|here]]

As with classes and events, there is no need to RSVP. If you are a little nervous, make sure you are at the starting destination a little bit early and ask any questions in the our chat channels in game. Our other members will be more than willing to help you out.

===Join a campus===

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 You may think that you need more skillpoints before you are ready to go on a fleet, but this is not the case. EVE University is a corp with hundreds of brand new players, and our fleet commanders will be prepared for inexperienced fleet members. A lot of fleets are advertised in advance on the calendar and the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=266| Combat Fleets (ILN)] forum, but some of them are just announced when a fleet commander feels like taking a fleet out, so keep an eye on the Alliance channel. Before you attend your first fleet make sure you read over the [[Rookies_guide_to_fleet_ops|Rookie's Guide to Fleet Ops]], which will teach you how to join a fleet and some basic fleet commands. Fleets labelled as '''Noobs on Patrol''' in particular will be aimed at brand new players (but they are not the only fleets you can join by any means!).
-Once you see a fleet you are interested in joining, read the forum thread to see if there are any pre-requisites. Some fleets will have a 'doctrine' meaning only certain ship fittings are permitted, whereas some will be 'kitchen sink' meaning you are free to fly whatever you like (providing the fleet commander allows it).  You can find out all bout the tools we use to share common doctrines [[EVE_Workbench|here]] As with classes and events, there is no need to RSVP. If you are a little nervous, make sure you are at the starting destination a little bit early and ask any questions in the Mess.ILN chat channel in game. Our other members will be more than willing to help you out.
+Once you see a fleet you are interested in joining, read the forum thread to see if there are any pre-requisites. Some fleets will have a 'doctrine' meaning only certain ship fittings are permitted, whereas some will be 'kitchen sink' meaning you are free to fly whatever you like (providing the fleet commander allows it).  You can find out all about the tools we use to share common doctrines [[EVE_Workbench|here]]
+As with classes and events, there is no need to RSVP. If you are a little nervous, make sure you are at the starting destination a little bit early and ask any questions in the our chat channels in game. Our other members will be more than willing to help you out.
 ===Join a campus===