taymcg12,
It's great that you want to attend as much training as you can, nothing wrong with that. My son pestered his Cadre for any school he could get, he ended up going to Winter Mountain Warfare and CDQC.
Now for the reality, there is an old saying "Putting the cart before the horse" The first thing you need to worry about is doing well in both ROTC and school.
Schools are given out based on your position on the OML, if you want to be considered for one of the basic schools (Airborne, Air Assault) you will need you be #1 or #2 in your battalion and have a good GPA and most likely a 300 APFT. These slots are competitive.
If you want any chance at the more cometitive schools your asking about you will have to be even better. These schools, if even available will come from the Brigade and there may be only one slot open. When my son went to CDQC there were only 20 slots given in the entire country, Mountain Warfare had only 2 slots in the Brigade.
So for now worry about how well your doing, if you find your self with the stats I mentioned above then you will give yourself more opportunities. If you have a 3.2 GPA, 270 APFT, and are ranked in the middle of your battalion....you can ask every day but you won't be getting any of these schools.
So best advice, put the horse back in front of the cart for now, the rest will work itself out.