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Drug/alcohol use was the only thing I was dishonest on because I thought it was some sort of trip wire. Other things like allergies, pronating feet ect were things I answered yes to and that's all fine. I will definitely let my the cadre know before school starts to try and set things straight...

Keep in mind I also used an amphetamine without a prescription once to try it, is that an automatic DQ or is it more on the level of experimental pot use? Thanks for your advice, Bull

Interesting. I feel like if I waited till that point to tell them then they would get PO'd and ask me why I didn't do it earlier. Especially because in light of all this I'll probably need a waiver to continue if they don't completely bar me from contracting altogether. Should I try and correct...

Okay, I am going to be honest here. The reason why I asked this is because in rare bout of pure stupidity and shame I answered no to the DoDMERB questionnaire on drug and alcohol use when I filled out the forms earlier this year. The fact is I do drink but only on the weekends and never too...

So they just do criminal backround check, credit check, and call your references to ask about your character and whether you drank/did drugs etc? Is that basically it? Do they contact other people not listed in the form to talk about you? In this day and age it would seem easy for any...

This fall I will be a junior and I will contracting with the AROTC department at my school. It is my understanding that I will be required to fill out forms for a security clearance. How thorough are they for 'secret' clearances?

Started a thread earlier today about my feet/orthotic use and how I got remedials requesting my medical records from age 10 till now. However, after reading other threads and being referred to the Army Standards Of Medical Fitness I have become aware that you can be DQ'ed for receiving allergy...

All I have to do is be medically qualified by DODMERB and I can contract this fall with the ROTC detachment at my school. By medical exam I mean the standard physical everyone goes through. As of now I have not been notified of a disqualifying condition but they gave me remedials requesting all...

I have a question about how the DODMERB views applicants who's feet pronate rather badly and used to wear orthotic inserts for correction. I got them when I was 11 because I had pain in my ankles/shins when running. Got a new pair when I was 16 and stopped wearing them altoghether at least 6...