DQ Question

[USNA2020]

If an academy sends you a letter saying that they didn't grant you a waiver, is that the end? They put their foot down and you're done? Or is there sometimes something you can do to help them get you a waiver?

 

[Sampia]

I see you have not gotten a reply to this. Unfortunately I do not know the answer but hopefully someone here will speak up

 

[USNA2020]

Thank you for your concern Sampia! I have posted to the USNA forum and people have replied there. I am in contact with USNA admissions and DoDMERB and they are helping me figure this out.

 

[AROTC-dad]

Waivers vary greatly by the institution involved. I'm glad you reposted on the USNA forum as you will get more focused replies there.

 

[afrotc16]

Well in my case it was somewhat of a misunderstanding and I had to work with the waiver authorities (NOT DODMERB, they don't do the waiver stuff) to get proper documentation and I eventually got a waiver. It was something that probably should have been cleared up by a remedial, but I didn't have the correct documentation etc....anyway it was a pain, but I did finally get a waiver.