DD was QNS'd for the Class of 2017, and has decided to reapply for the Class of 2018. She will be attending a private university in the Fall and was awarded a 3 year Army ROTC Scholarship. We were redistricted so she will need to establish a relationship with our new congressional respresentative which she is currently working.
The question is: Are her chances better to receive an appointment with a congressional nomination vs. an ROTC nomination. We live in Texas which is very competitive and many of the congressional representatives will not give out a nomination if they know the candidate received one from another source. I recall a post last year that indicated that only 85 appointments were typically awarded from the ROTC pool.
Thank you.
The question is: Are her chances better to receive an appointment with a congressional nomination vs. an ROTC nomination. We live in Texas which is very competitive and many of the congressional representatives will not give out a nomination if they know the candidate received one from another source. I recall a post last year that indicated that only 85 appointments were typically awarded from the ROTC pool.
Thank you.