Recent content by MohawkArmyROTC

Are you contracted or pending contract?

Good advice and there is no "boost" to getting a scholarship based on the school applied to. The scholarship is merit-based, not colleges applied based. The only thing that may give you a boost is if you are a nursing major. The Army needs nurses.

Based on your child stats, they are competitive for a 3YR. SAT score is the weak spot in regards to receiving a 4YR. The typical 4YR winner has above 1250. There are also some other abstract scoring events like the PMS interview, CBEF, and board score that you will never know the score of. If...

The website is temporarily down for an indeterminate amount of time, so the publishing of the 2nd board results has been delayed. I will update when the situation changes.

There are only a couple of Sapper slots per BDE so your chance of getting one is extremely small. Having a Sapper tab won't make it more likely for you to get EN against your will over IN. If you don't rank EN high in your preference, you are not likely to get it, even if they rate you as most...

Those offered the 2YR JMC ROTC scholarships are not projected to be in the top 2000 that are offered 3 and 4yr scholarships. It is possible that he is on the cusp for a 3 YR, and if so, he could be offered a 3YR after the 3rd board.

As mentioned earlier. Speak to a Recruiting Operations Officer (ROO) at an ROTC Program, not an enlisted recruiter. To get the Minuteman Scholarship you have to enlist into the Army Reserve or Army National Guard first. That scholarship is also not guaranteed and you won't find out that you are...

The Army doesn't take credit for other scholarship awards, however they will only pay what is listed as due for tuition. For example if you submit the tuition bill to the Army, and it shows a credit for another scholarship, the Army will pay only the remaining amount due for tuition. So when...

If you want to commission, then contract. Then you can start receiving a stipend. If you are accepted to USMA, you will get disenrolled from ROTC in order to attend. No disadvantages.

What do you mean? No Army ROTC program has a USACC funded Army ROTC scholarship that they can offer to a HS student on the day of a PMS interview.

They did for that year group, but the still have that centralized selection board sophomore year that ends up in the dismissal of great cadets. I am glad for it as it benefits me as I usually pick up 1-2 transfers to Army ROTC from the non-selects every year. Some of those non-selects are STEM...

How do you know that Air Force has better tech? Since you want to be a Cyber Operations officer, either in the Army or Air Force, you would work under US Cyber Command on active duty which is a joint command, commanded by an Army Officer. The Deputy Commander is Air Force. Do the Airmen in Cyber...

That is correct.

That is correct.

He can sign any form that he likes, but he can't make you pay it back if you disenroll prior to sophomore year.