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I think the national average will be around 70-75% just because recently commanders have done a lot more cutting themselves when it comes to cadets. In the past commanders didn't have to worry about cutting cadets or anything because almost everyone was selected for field training, but now they...

I heard it was the week after next. So like 2 weeks from now roughly. That's not a guarantee, but it should be around that time roughly.

You are allowed to pay to have it done yourself, but it should be done once a cadet is contracted and if a person is having it done then they need to speak to their cadre first and get approval if I remember correctly. There's forms that will need to be filled out during each checkup also. I had...

I think you'll be fine. I had worse stats and got a pilot slot. I was also bottom third at FT. I think the thing that might hurt you the most is your AFOQT scores, but I don't know what the range for that is for people that are picked up so I can't really give any insight on that.

That's complete BS. If there was a problem the form then it should have been corrected as the cadet was doing them and not after the PFA was over. A cadet can't just say, "you were doing those push-ups wrong so I'm going to subtract a few from what you actually had." If there was no correction...

Everyone should have found out their AFSC yesterday and if not they can log onto the Form 53 website and see what it is. The website is here: https://w20.afpc.randolph.af.mil/FORM53NET20/Pages/SecurityLogin.aspx To find it they just need to go to AFSC/Location Preference and it will say what...

Yes, that is what I'm saying. If your cadet goes and talks to the cadre they will usually tell them what their AFROTC cGPA is and they can compare it to their current university GPA and see that it will be slightly lower or higher.

If you have classes on your transcript from another college and they aren't calculated into your GPA they will still count toward your AFROTC cGPA.

The grades you get for dual-credit classes will factor into your cGPA for AFROTC. Any class you take will get counted toward your Air Force GPA.

Yea... 6 people failing the AFOQT is very, very high. Even for a large det. We've only had one person get kicked out of AFROTC in the 4 years I've been at my school for failing the AFOQT. He failed it twice.

Yep. This is exactly what my commander told all of us. They're going to have to parade at Camp Shelby and then leave from there. They also aren't going to be paid at all. The estimated savings is around 2.4 million dollars.

For AFROTC the minimums for men are 42 sit-ups, 33 pushups, and 13:36 1.5 mile run. Everything listed there is the max.

That's actually not true. Most schools are fairly equal when it comes to EAs and it's all based on how many people are going up in a given year for SFT. The only people that don't usually get to go have a low gpa, low pfa, or low commanders ranking. It's pretty much based on how you are as a...

The way the percentages are as of the last board are: - PSCM (for pilot & RPA) = 40% - Det/CC ranking = 20% - PFA score = 15% - Field Training Performance = 15% - CGPA=10% I understand where you're coming from, but I have absolutely no idea why my AFOQT...

Flying hours don't count toward the AFOQT at all. The AFOQT is its own entity. Flying hours still count for the TBAS. Both the TBAS and AFOQT are parts of the rated board. The TBAS and AFOQT and flying hours are what make up a person's PCSM score. The rated board doesn't use any percentage...