Kinda like ROTC now giving a certain percentage of cadets with majors in related branches active duty regardless of their OML standings. (at least that was the plan at the beginning of the year).
That new system can be kind of tricky for a lot of cadets.
For those cadets to get AD that are not above the cutoff line on the OML will need to sign a 3 year ADSO and place the branch as their #1 choice. The tricky part is that they no longer release the OML so nobody knows if they made the cutoff when they sigh up for a branch. Cadets will have to make the decision to sign the ADSO based on where they "Think" they are on the list.
Take for example two cadets that have the same major, one cadet is confident they are above the cutoff, the other feels they are below, as it turns out both are correct. The first cadet lists their branch without the ADSO because they will be above the line, the second signs the ADSO. The second cadet is given active duty and takes the slot of the first cadet, the first cadet is now sent to the reserves. The slots for those below the cutoff have to come from somewhere. As long as they have the minimum 2.75 GPA, the rest of the evaluations won't really matter.
Without transparency of the OML these cadets will be left to chance on what to do. No system will be completely fair, it will be interesting to see how this all plays out.