You should be training, training, training, throwing up, and then training some more. Run in the cold, in the heat, whenever. Preferably you should practice under "test day conditions."
I didn't really understand the question. I've had a JROTC nom since 23 SEPT so my medical waiver was processed (and subsequently denied) pretty quickly. If you're asking how my ED application to Carnegie turned out... I got rejected. But plan c, d, e, f are all lined up!
If you do something just to "tick the box," which is what it seems you will be doing CAP for, then you might as well not do it. The adcom will see through it very quickly.
No. The person/people who write(s) a LOR (free write) cannot be one of your evaluators.
Evaluators = required. They fill out a form
LOR (Letter of recommendation) = optional. This is like any standard LOR you would ask for a civilian college or even a job.
https://airforce-pt.com/
The Training Plans dropdown is pretty nice. This website *is* meant for the ADAF PFA (not CFA) but still will help you with pushups and situps.
The only way to get better at pushups and situps is to do them. Try ladders and weight room workouts. Don't forget to keep up with the rest of the events.
Yes, but, USNA stated in their letter to me that it would "unlikely to commission in the Unrestricted Line of Navy..." which possibly (however small that possibility is) leaves open a commission in the Restricted Line (which I had wanted to do anyways).
Thanks! Good luck to your DD as well!
My waiver for both USNA and USAFA was started when I was probably 75% through the process, on 8 OCT. This was well before the NJ Senators and my Congressman's nomination interview. I did, however, hold a JROTC honor unit nomination at that time.
I just completed my ALO interview today. I am officially CPR for USAFA (and USNA). I also completed my congressman's and both senators' interviews. So now the Long Wait begins for me!
This type of post is allowed, but what everyone is going to say is "nobody knows your chances or those of anyone else." There are just too many variables going into each applicant. That being said, I am a scholarship recipient and so I will try to give you some meaningful feedback. I can only...