Hey Military Community~! I am new to this forum and hope this is the right section for this. I would appreciate all the help I can get! I am going to be a senior in the up coming school year. My dream is to help serve this nation as an officer in the Army and my parents' dream is to send me off to college. So, my life goal is to allow both dreams to come true by seeking an Army ROTC 4 year scholarship while attending Boston College(my ideal college). What are my chances of getting accepted? Please and Thank you!
Freshman-
Honors World History
Honors English
Honors Algebra 2
Honors Geometry
Honors Biology
Spanish 2
Health
Sophomore-
Honors U.S. History 1
Honors English 2
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Chemistry
Spanish 3
Media 1
Junior-
AP U.S. History 2
AP English 3
AP Calculus AB
Honors Physics
Spanish 4
Sculpture
I have a 91.795 GPA weighted and am in the 25th percentile of my class.
TESTING: My SAT score is 2080 with a 780 in Math, 600 in Critical reading and a 700 in Writing. My super score is unfortunately a 2090 , with my writing at 710 instead of 700. Will take it one more time considering my super score is only ten points higher.
CLUBS: I am in Key Club, Lead for Diversity, Class Council, Peer Mediation and also National Honor Society. I volunteered at my school every Thursday to tutor kids in math, volunteered a little at a retirement home, and also volunteered at a church.
VOLUNTEERING: I have volunteered for three years at my church, and also volunteered at a local retirement home.
SPORTS: I play spring lacrosse and have received three varsity letters so far. Not to be cocky, but I am sure i will also receive one in Senior year. However, it will probably not matter because its a spring sport.
HEALTH: I find myself very healthy except for the fact that i have a slight case of eczema. I have received 2 concussions and broken two bones(thumb and wrist). Other than that, I am a healthy 5 foot 7 inches Asian student who weighs 138 lbs. I can easily push out 15+ pull ups, 70 push ups, less than 7 minute mile and 60 sit ups. I can surely improve as time progresses because I am motivated and am continually working out. I believe I have less than 5% body fat.
What are my chances of getting accepted into the Army ROTC 4-year scholarship program? Much appreciated and hope you have a nice day!~
SORRY FOR LONG POST!
Freshman-
Honors World History
Honors English
Honors Algebra 2
Honors Geometry
Honors Biology
Spanish 2
Health
Sophomore-
Honors U.S. History 1
Honors English 2
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Chemistry
Spanish 3
Media 1
Junior-
AP U.S. History 2
AP English 3
AP Calculus AB
Honors Physics
Spanish 4
Sculpture
I have a 91.795 GPA weighted and am in the 25th percentile of my class.
TESTING: My SAT score is 2080 with a 780 in Math, 600 in Critical reading and a 700 in Writing. My super score is unfortunately a 2090 , with my writing at 710 instead of 700. Will take it one more time considering my super score is only ten points higher.
CLUBS: I am in Key Club, Lead for Diversity, Class Council, Peer Mediation and also National Honor Society. I volunteered at my school every Thursday to tutor kids in math, volunteered a little at a retirement home, and also volunteered at a church.
VOLUNTEERING: I have volunteered for three years at my church, and also volunteered at a local retirement home.
SPORTS: I play spring lacrosse and have received three varsity letters so far. Not to be cocky, but I am sure i will also receive one in Senior year. However, it will probably not matter because its a spring sport.
HEALTH: I find myself very healthy except for the fact that i have a slight case of eczema. I have received 2 concussions and broken two bones(thumb and wrist). Other than that, I am a healthy 5 foot 7 inches Asian student who weighs 138 lbs. I can easily push out 15+ pull ups, 70 push ups, less than 7 minute mile and 60 sit ups. I can surely improve as time progresses because I am motivated and am continually working out. I believe I have less than 5% body fat.
What are my chances of getting accepted into the Army ROTC 4-year scholarship program? Much appreciated and hope you have a nice day!~
SORRY FOR LONG POST!