Hello everyone,
I was just wondering how long it takes to find out if one is triple Q'd?
I am certain that I am physically qualified (maxed four of the CFA events, have three varsity letters, and I am a Jiu Jitsu state champion in my division), and I know I am medically qualified (was DQ'd, but I received my waiver December 3, and as of December 4 my portal says qualified). However, I am not completely positive that I am academically qualified. My class rank is 2/141 (could be 1 by the end of the semester), I have taken honors/university courses, but my SAT score is fairly low, 1810 (math-620, CR-590, writing-600). From what I can see, I am academically qualified, but I am not certain because I have not received a letter stating that I am.
Do I also need a nomination to be triple Q'd? Because, I live in Alaska, our nominations will be announced either right before Christmas or early-mid January. Could it be that I just need to wait a little longer (it has only been a week since I was officially medially qualified)?
Thank you!
I was just wondering how long it takes to find out if one is triple Q'd?
I am certain that I am physically qualified (maxed four of the CFA events, have three varsity letters, and I am a Jiu Jitsu state champion in my division), and I know I am medically qualified (was DQ'd, but I received my waiver December 3, and as of December 4 my portal says qualified). However, I am not completely positive that I am academically qualified. My class rank is 2/141 (could be 1 by the end of the semester), I have taken honors/university courses, but my SAT score is fairly low, 1810 (math-620, CR-590, writing-600). From what I can see, I am academically qualified, but I am not certain because I have not received a letter stating that I am.
Do I also need a nomination to be triple Q'd? Because, I live in Alaska, our nominations will be announced either right before Christmas or early-mid January. Could it be that I just need to wait a little longer (it has only been a week since I was officially medially qualified)?
Thank you!