Just_A_Mom
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Way to put me in my place, decisions are hard, you just try to weigh everything, any obstacle you might see coming.
Not trying to put you in your place at all. Of course decisions are hard. I have lived hard decisions with my kids - I get it.
I just do not want someone making a decision that they or their child would later regret based on speculative information.
The Army is a huge organization - over 500,000 strong. There is no way they ever could have offered enough scholarships to fill their needs of junior officers. It just does not make sense that they would only allow scholarship cadets to contract. (in contrast - the Navy and AF are much smaller with more technical needs)
The ability to afford or not afford a college is a decision made by each family. When finances are crucial (trust me - I have btdt) sometimes you have to just wait until the end when all offers - acceptance and financial are on the table.
The "speculation" I was referring to was throughout this thread - not directed at any one poster.
Good Luck to you and your daughter as you both venture into a new phase these next four years!