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so what I mean is that does the commander forward in college applicants to process for a waiver regarding every branch? my example is that I am not a scholarship recipient however in my case I have a mental health condition that doesn't normally get waived through USAREC but for some reason my...

can the same be said for Army or Navy/Marine Corps?

in your case. yes you would.

I can't exactly say what the documentation said but all I know is that they got a psych eval for autism and sent it up to dodmerb.

I am just saying that the navy waiving color blindness is pretty rare. Maybe the Navy had a need for personnel in 2019 but for tory ridgeway's case, I don't think the real reason is as black and white as we think

well maybe the navy didn't have a need for personnel back in 2021

I also noticed other disqualifying factors that the navy doesn't waive Color blindness and poor vision but even I think the real reason isn't as black and white as autism I know that is what the story is about but it could be other reasons too

for the IEP, the cutoff is age 14 asthma however, if you currently have it then it's a no. but if you pass the pft then a waiver will be granted

you don't technically have a history of asthma if you weren't diagnosed. I mean I can't really speak for anybody but myself but the misdiagnosis documentation could help your case but also autism and anxiety can overlap at times. Unfortunately you might not get a clear black and white answer...

Hi, I am trying to apply for an Army ROTC waiver at the University of Alabama. I am wondering if the waiver authority at Dodmerb will accept any hollistic letters like. notes from the cadre, personal essay about how the condition has affected me. etc.

what does he mean that a waiver is straight forward? does he mean it's easily denied or approved?