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Is there an admissions appeal process at GT? Some universities will allow for an appeal provided new information is submitted. If you were awarded the national 4-year NROTC scholarship after you submitted the application to GT, that might qualify as new (and substantial IMHO) information...

Para 4-31. https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/cmd-docs/manuals/NSTC%20M-1533.2D%20Regulations%20for%20Officer%20Development%20v18%20Final.pdf

Could be mistaken but I think OP was asking about DS' chances (with a 2.9 first semester GPA) in his re-application for the National scholarship. I tend to stay away from the 'chance me' posts, but if the write-up from the PNS (I think OP is indicating the the PNS is conducting his O/I) is...

https://military.stanford.edu/reserve-officer-training-corps Stanford University has an Office for Military Affiliated Communities. This office will reimburse mids/cadets for Zipcar usage to get to host university.

https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/cmd-docs/notices/NSTCNOTE%201500%20-%20FY21%20OFFICER%20ACCESSIONS.pdf Enclosure (1). While this notice was for FY21, accession targets for Nurse Corps won't significantly change year to year.

absolutely

Minimum GPA is 2.5 each semester and 2.5 overall. Some other academic performance standards listed in App B of the ROD. https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/cmd-docs/manuals/appndx/Appendix%20B%20NSTC%20M-1533.2D%20NOV%202019%20v2.pdf

Yes. National board.

2021 Adv Standing Board: 21 applicants / 21 selected. Of the 21 applicants, 1 was calculus complete, 1 was physics complete, 1 was complete with both (these are not exclusive categories. Quite likely it's one applicant who fits in 3 bins (calc/phys/both)). 2020 Adv Standing Board: 68...

Not an absolute requirement for Navy Option CP to take Calc/Physics to gain advanced standing. ROD (Regulations for Officer Development): https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/cmd-docs/manuals/NSTC%20M-1533.2D%20Regulations%20for%20Officer%20Development%20v18%20Final.pdf Para 3.6.2 on page...

Not binding. The community you indicate interest in has absolutely no bearing on scholarship selection. It's a writing/communication exercise. One more way for the applicant to demonstrate program motivation (research of the available communities) and in a short amount of space, convey the why...

@nrotcmid23 has it right. Take the study abroad opportunity. Out of sight, out of mind meant something before modern day communications. Take the initiative and generate a plan for your time abroad that speaks to things that are important to your NROTC career - PT, professional military...

An up to date accounting of his obligated costs are contained in his Student File, maintained by his LT adviser.

https://www.netc.navy.mil/Portals/46/NSTC/cmd-docs/manuals/NSTC%20M-1533.2D%20Regulations%20for%20Officer%20Development%20v18%20Final.pdf para 4-31

@BillyDiamond - some Navy command and control (C2) and NROTC scholarship process background. Two separate 1-star Flag Officer commands involved in the NROTC scholarship selection process. Commander, Naval Service Training Command (CNSTC) owns the NROTC program and the scholarship...

Perhaps your recruiter was thinking of the Strategic Sealift Midshipmen Program (SSMP). https://www.netc.navy.mil/Commands/Naval-Service-Training-Command/NROTC/SSMP/ There are financial incentives within this program but they are not NROTC scholarships...

@252swede So this just became clear cut. Son's DOR dated prior to convening order - disenrollment should be processed as a DOR (6-16.5). Perhaps the staff officers are new and not quite well versed on the ROD. When the PRB report heads to the PNS, hopefully this situation corrects itself...

Your son is on solid footing (with two emails to the NROTC staff) but hire the lawyer. It is clear that he submitted his drop on request prior to 01 Sep (which is contract obligation date). I'm not sure what drove the PRB (the reason should be stated in the convening order). A PRB is not...

I don't know the percentage. Educated guess based on the boards I've sat on is that it is close the 15% +/-. IMHO, the announcement on the website (~85% scholarships go to T1/T2) has a HEAVY influence on the Tier selection of the applicants. So much so that the NSTC desired result becomes what...

From the NROTC website: "In order to keep pace in this high tech and diverse environment, approximately 85% of Navy Option Navy ROTC scholarships offers will be awarded to students interested in completing a Tier 1 or Tier 2 academic major."...