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I know for a fact that at least the class above me got recommended by cadre to the admissions board, but like I said that may have been a temporary thing that is no longer occurring.

Agree with what everyone is saying here. Former Yale AFROTC member here; also with a 34 on the ACT. That kind of score doesn't hurt, but it doesn't help either at that point. There are plenty of people running around this campus with both higher and lower scores, as you can tell from the...

Haha alright thanks Pima. Yeah, I couldn't find an updated one anywhere online or on the e-publishing portion of the AF website. I'll look into it. Do you know of anyone that had a wrongful medical dq? If so then there is precedent for it and it might work; if not, I guess I shouldn't get too...

Also, I did not realize that those images would be that large. Is that alright, moderators? I'm not being sarcastic; I'll make them smaller files if you want me to.

Okay. Hate to keep adding to the thread, but I have one more relevant question pertaining to this situation. I read and then reread and then reread again the documentation from WrightPat on waiver policies. I have highlighted and attached the relevant two pages from the most up-to-date version...

Pima and Non Ducor hit the nail on the head there. Go to a school you can work with financially. I attend Yale, and even though I am no longer on AFROTC scholarship, I MADE SURE before coming that I could stay without that support, albeit with a higher out of pocket cost. I know we sometimes...

Correction, according to their website, they have around 700 cadets. Whew, talk about a quasi-academy there!

I agree with the two previous posts ^^ (and not just because I was rude to kinnem earlier:bang: ) For AFROTC specifically, coming from a small det with one recent prior enlisted myself, I think smaller would be somewhat better however, although not dramatically so. You receive a better and more...

Understood. Appreciate the advice!

kinnem, I just wanted to apologize for the tone of that last message, I didn't mean for it to come across as blunt as it did; this process has just been quite frustrating and few people are willing to really help. You were right, triple posting was stupid. Sorry to be an annoying noob around here!

I don't know. Is it a problem. I looked to see if there were any threads I could reasonably contribute to and didn't find any that I had interesting feedback, comments, or advice for, so I don't see what the problem is. If it's against forum rules go ahead and delete them; you are a moderator...

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2nd update. I contacted my state's senior senator, who is also on the Armed Services Committee, and we put together a package of information that is being looked at by the AF Surgeon General in hopes of a waiver to supersede the AETC disqualification decision. Anybody have any experiences with...

Just an update. Found out today that my medical rebuttal was denied. So, that's the end of the story I guess for now. But, anyways, thanks for the help everyone.

Ah thanks PIMA. That's why I specifically asked for your help, you are always so thorough. Yes, definitely going to work out during this mess. Makes you feel better if nothing else! Yes, my scholarship specified me as technical, not a general type 1. Good idea of going to a specialist. Already...

Thanks kinnem. I gotcha, yeah, my Cadre are really helpful but I just wanted to read your thoughts on it before asking them the same things. Chemistry was in my top 5 majors, but History was always number 1, so once I thought I was out of ROTC for good I decided to go ahead and switch over.

Thanks for the reply! Do you think I will actually receive like a reprimand of some sort (i.e. conditional) for switching 'without permission'? I switched after out processing and turning in my uniform items, so I wasn't really a cadet. Would I just jump back in the program as a normal non-contract?