Governor15
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Hello, I am a Junior in high school in Tennessee. I have a 28 ACT and around a 3.75 GPA. I've been in AFJROTC for nearly 3 years. I'm on the varsity football team and have performed many hours of community service. I have a few questions for anyone that's is willing to answer them.
1) Do I have a decent chance of receiving any scholarships in any of the three programs? If yes, which of them?
2) Are there any schools near Tennessee that have a past of having their cadets commissioned in the area of Engineering or Special Investigations?
3) Which schools should I apply to? Can I apply to all of them? Is there anything else I should be applying for?
4) When I visit schools for visits this upcoming Spring and Summer Break what type of questions should I be asking the detachments?
5) Is there anything I can do to enhance my chances of receiving a scholarship in any of the three areas?
6) If I achieve the grades, would receiving full tuition interfere with obtaining other scholarships?
7) Do any of the programs include room&board with their scholarship?
Sorry for all of the questions...
Thanks for your time and considerations!
1) Do I have a decent chance of receiving any scholarships in any of the three programs? If yes, which of them?
2) Are there any schools near Tennessee that have a past of having their cadets commissioned in the area of Engineering or Special Investigations?
3) Which schools should I apply to? Can I apply to all of them? Is there anything else I should be applying for?
4) When I visit schools for visits this upcoming Spring and Summer Break what type of questions should I be asking the detachments?
5) Is there anything I can do to enhance my chances of receiving a scholarship in any of the three areas?
6) If I achieve the grades, would receiving full tuition interfere with obtaining other scholarships?
7) Do any of the programs include room&board with their scholarship?
Sorry for all of the questions...
Thanks for your time and considerations!