boy_from_cali
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Hello forum,
I am in my last month as a high school senior and I am so thankful for serviceacademyforum in guiding me through the ROTC process. I am fortunate enough to receive offers to both Princeton and Yale for a 4-year Army ROTC scholarship and a 4-year Tier 3 Navy Scholarship respectively, but I have only two weeks left to make a decision.
I have visited both schools and to be honest, the academics, social life and the professors are all very similar. Both ROTC programs are the same size (30-40~cadets/mids), led by amazing cadre and well supported by the college administrations. Many people have told me that I can't go wrong with both choices, but it's 4 years of my college experience and 5+ years of my life after college so I'm fairly stressed out right now!
I was hoping if anyone who've had to choose between both institutions could share advice on what decision they made and why. I love AROTC and NROTC equally and all I want is to serve my country, but I feel like I may be missing some insight on both particular schools. Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank you.
I am in my last month as a high school senior and I am so thankful for serviceacademyforum in guiding me through the ROTC process. I am fortunate enough to receive offers to both Princeton and Yale for a 4-year Army ROTC scholarship and a 4-year Tier 3 Navy Scholarship respectively, but I have only two weeks left to make a decision.
I have visited both schools and to be honest, the academics, social life and the professors are all very similar. Both ROTC programs are the same size (30-40~cadets/mids), led by amazing cadre and well supported by the college administrations. Many people have told me that I can't go wrong with both choices, but it's 4 years of my college experience and 5+ years of my life after college so I'm fairly stressed out right now!
I was hoping if anyone who've had to choose between both institutions could share advice on what decision they made and why. I love AROTC and NROTC equally and all I want is to serve my country, but I feel like I may be missing some insight on both particular schools. Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank you.