Hey everyone,
I'm new to this forum so I apologize if this has already been posted. I searched but couldn't find anything to answer my question. I'm currently a junior at my university seriously considering AFROTC. I saw on the AFROTC site that if you accepted a scholarship in high school with a nursing major listed that you weren't guaranteed that job upon commissioning.
As I stated, I'm two years into clinicals and my BSN program (My university's AFROTC is a two-year program). I am very passionate about nursing, so my question is, what is the likelihood that I would commission as a nurse in the AF? Are the chances/positioning different since I'd be potentially accepting a scholarship in college instead of high school? (I'm passionate about the military as well, just trying to see if there are ways I don't have to give up both)
Thanks for any input/advice that you have!
I'm new to this forum so I apologize if this has already been posted. I searched but couldn't find anything to answer my question. I'm currently a junior at my university seriously considering AFROTC. I saw on the AFROTC site that if you accepted a scholarship in high school with a nursing major listed that you weren't guaranteed that job upon commissioning.
As I stated, I'm two years into clinicals and my BSN program (My university's AFROTC is a two-year program). I am very passionate about nursing, so my question is, what is the likelihood that I would commission as a nurse in the AF? Are the chances/positioning different since I'd be potentially accepting a scholarship in college instead of high school? (I'm passionate about the military as well, just trying to see if there are ways I don't have to give up both)
Thanks for any input/advice that you have!