Take Salt's advice, look into your state's options. I believe in NC, it is called Prayer for Judgment,(not kidding about the name) at least that's what I recall it being called. It is a one time deal, and if you have any other offenses in a certain time frame (I think it is 3 or 5 yrs), your license is revoked. This is why many will pay the attorney to get it plead down, it costs about the same as the fine, maybe a little bit more, but the fear of their license being revoked is removed.
Salt, you are lucky. I know of a cadet from your state that had an AFROTC scholarship Type 1 to a top university in your state revoked. As I also stated I know at DS's school a cadet not on scholarship was given the boot. JCleppe's DS's school did the same too to 2 cadets on scholarship.
It really does come down to the command support as others have stated. OP needs to get the issue cleared today, and tomorrow contact the unit.
BEP, if you are AROTC, I suggest contacting Marist or Clarkson, they will be the best source of information for you regarding this situation and how to rectify it in a positive manner. The rest of us can only give you anecdotal stories or what we would do if in that scenario.
Again good luck, I hope it works out.
For everyone please understand this is not the same ROTC that existed 5 yrs ago when the class of 11 entered/awarded scholarships. Marist or Clarkson (can't remember) stated when they started at their unit 20 AROTC scholarships were awarded and only 6 were this yr. Both have stated IS scholarships are not going to happen this yr due to a moratorium. AFROTC's SFT selection rate has dropped by @15% nationally since 08. DoD must cut 10% of their budget, and if Adm. Mullens is saying pay and bennies for AD and retirees are not off the table, you can bet ROTC scholarships are on the table.
Sorry if that scares the BeeGeeGees out of some of you, but it is important to "get it". To quote a line from Dumbledore "these are dark times". You just need to be Harry and you will prevail through them.