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GUIDE TO THE ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP PROCESS
Your 1000 point Whole Person score is a merit based score made up of: 1) 250 points for your ACT/SAT score; 2) 200 points for your scholar/athlete/leader evaluation based upon your athletic, scholastic, and leadership achievements; 3) 200 points from your interview; and 3) 350 points are determined by the board of officers. Student’s scores are then placed in an order of merit list (OML), in descending order, of their Whole Person point score.
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9 January 2006
SUBJECT: Policy Memorandum #14 – Determination of Points for the Incoming Freshmen Scholarship Order of Merit (OML) List
1. The Incoming Freshmen Scholarship OML is the methodology used to rank order cadets and assist in the selection process for scholarships. The Scholarship OML will include all senior high school students interested in attending St. Bonaventure University or a partnership school and attaining a scholarship.
2. The OML will be determined by a point system, which will include the applicants Whole Person Score (WPS), the PMS in person interview score, and intangibles. The WPS is determined by CCIMS and is based upon the applicant’s application and transcripts. The in person interview score will be derived from the actual score posted online.
3. The OML will be determined by counting 100% of the Whole Person Score (WPS), determined by CCIMS. The WPS score will account for 50% of the OML score. It is up to the applicant to correct any mistakes and/or omissions. The WPS is a scoring system that awards points for SAT/ACT scores, GPA, athletics, work, and other types of activities (scouts, student government, etc.).
4. The PMS in person interview score of the applicant will account for 50% of the OML score. As an example, if an applicant receives an 80 on the PSM interview, then 40 points (50% of 80) will be awarded to the applicant. The score that is used will be the online score provided by the school that actually conducted the interview.
5. Intangibles such as academic major, school choice ranking, status of admission application and other such items will be used to break a tie. Intangibles will be incorporated into the score only as a last resort and at the discretion of the PMS.
6. Awardees will be notified by phone and given 7 days to give a verbal answer. If the applicant rejects the scholarship, the next applicant on the OML will be notified and given 7 days to respond. When the applicant accepts, a letter of intent will be mailed to the applicant. Cadet Command will officially notify the scholarship winner after each OML deadline has passed.
7. All scholarship offers are conditional based upon passing the DODMERB physical, remaining in good academic standing, University acceptance, high moral character, remaining in their academic major, and physically fit. If an applicant fails to meet one of the above conditions, the offer can be withdrawn and awarded to the next applicant on the OML.
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1. OVERVIEW a. Scholarship allocations vary by year and type of scholarship. b. The scholarship process typically includes three rounds of evaluation. To make yourself the most competitive, complete your application for both the University and the Army ROTC scholarship as soon as possible.
c. Scholarships are awarded based on an internally created order of merit list (OML). The OML gives us a tool to evaluate scholarship candidates by ranking individuals on the following: SAL criteria or Whole Person Score (WPS), interview and Scholarship Board.
SAL Criteria or Whole Person Score (WPS) is determined by Cadet Command based on the information you provide during your application process. We recommend that you interview in person (if possible). Lastly, the Scholarship Board reviews all of your credentials (packet) and you are awarded an overall score. The total of the three aforementioned categories determines your total score. You are then rank ordered against all of the other candidates who have applied (typically 100 high school applicants/year). The top candidates will be offered scholarships. Be advised, we usually have additional scholarships available after the school year starts.
2. WHAT MAKES YOU COMPETITIVE FOR AN ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP We are looking for motivated, well-rounded individuals to become the future warrior-leaders of the United States Army. We target the “Scholar – Athlete – Leader” (SAL). To find out if you are a SAL, review the following:
SAL Criteria
Student Instructions Please note any of the following SAL criteria you may have to justify your scholarship application and turn-in to your instructor by her/his deadline. Include both high school and college.
College Criteria
Scholar (only requires one of the following bullets)
· Campus Academic Honors Designee
· Cumulative GPA over 3.0 and SAT/ACT over 1100/21 (Freshmen and G2G)
· Top third of class and either
- Cumulative GPA over 3.0
- and SAT/ACT score above 1100/21 (Freshman & G2G)
· In a academic program with the Academic Discipline Mix (ADM) coding of 3, 4 or IAW CC Reg 145-12 and a cumulative GPA over 2.5
Athlete
(only requires one of the following bullets)
· Current member of college competitive or intramural team
· Current member of regional/city/competitive league
· Either active competitive involvement in organized team sports / unit sports team (G2G) or active involvement in individual athletic competitions (triathlon, mountain biking, running, martial arts, etc)
Leader
(only requires one of the following bullets)
· Elected member of student government, class, activity
· Captain of college athletic or academic team
· Eagle Scout / Gold Star
· Prior Service NCO (reserve or active duty)
· Owns/runs own business or in supervisory position
· Serves in position of responsibility in school/club or private organization and leader in volunteer service organizations/activities
High School Criteria (4-Year Scholarship Awardees)
Scholar (only requires one of the following bullets)
· Valedictorian/Salutatorian
· Membership in National Honor Society
· Honors or Advanced Placement Program graduate
· GPA over 3.0 and SAT/ACT over 1100/21
· Top 10 percent of class and either
GPA over 3.0 or SAT/ACT score above 1100/21
Athlete (only requires one of the following bullets)
· Varsity Letter from HS team
· Member of regional/city/competitive league
· Either active involvement in organized competitive team sports or active involvement in individual athletic competitions (triathlon, mountain biking, running, martial arts, etc)
Leader (only requires one of the following bullets)
· Elected member of student government, class, activity
· Captain of athletic or academic team
· Eagle Scout / Gold Star
· Served in position of responsibility in school/club or private organization and leader in volunteer service organizations/activities
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