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Bumping this since I have seen a lot more AIM threads getting started. Anyone with questions about AIM can inquire here.

I wondered. Thanks for the help.

Scoutpilot, Would having a private helicopter pilot's license help to land an aviation slot?

In support of what FloridaDad said, my cousin originally had an NROTC scholarship but dropped it and went to AROTC instead. He was given a scholarship before fall term was up.

Got the official letter today, four year tuition coverage to Oregon State University. What a relief, I'm glad this waiting process is over!

Checked my status today and I got an offer to my first choice, Oregon State University! :biggrin:

Alright, good to know. I'll still try hard to get it, but I'll have a backup plan. Thanks

Excellent videos, thanks for sharing. Any information on how competetive aviation slots are out of ROTC?

I also have a part time job, I forgot to mention that

I'll post since my status changed. 3.89 GPA last I checked Full IB diploma classes Two year varsity, four years total participation, one year team captain for my HS golf team Two years on Link Crew (helping freshmen into the HS experience) One year as secretary and one as president of a...

This is likely the case, I didn't check on Friday. I hadn't been on the forums that day and didn't see where people were mentioning status changes. Thanks! Definitely nice to see something after all of the talk about not knowing what was going on with scholarship reductions and the like. Now I...

Awesome, saw the status change today. Fingers crossed for official word next week hopefully! :biggrin:

I don't think that option was available when I applied. I just got a letter in the mail saying I was accepted.

I'd rather have them double the commitment, I plan to make a career out of the Army anyways and I'd rather not have to deal with student loans.

Right, I'll edit that post. I didn't really think about her privacy when I posted it. EDIT: Or maybe I won't, no edit option for the original post. Well this is noted for future reference, need to watch what I say sometimes.

I don't seem to recall either of us claiming Foxtrot or Echo was the best, so there is nothing to be "on the wrong side" about.

Ah, the nature of his niece's dropping out was not disclosed to us. And as far as the rivalry goes, you definitely killed us at soccer and the dance off, but I don't recall the results of the engineering competition. I know Foxtrot got third in team competition.

No problem, I figured more and more questions regarding AIM would be popping up soon and it seemed like a good time to post my take on it and offer my knowledge to anyone considering AIM/USCGA. In regards to the application requirements and how it reflects the school, I completely agree...

Thanks for the kind words, currently waiting on the January 4th AROTC board to get back to all of us with word of who got scholarships. And Objee, I was pretty sure I remembered seeing something about financial aid while applying, so thanks for clearing that up.

I thought I'd make a thread about my experience at AIM this past summer in order to answer questions that anyone considering USCGA/AIM might have about AIM. I know there wasn't much info out there when I had applied for AIM regarding its nature, so I figured I would help out by telling my story...