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Ye Yes, that is what he should have done. When he did report it they had him sign the form, but he was told that he would just have to be off any meds before LDAC. Nobody made a big deal of it so he was not concerned until he received the disenrolent letter. We're gathering statements from the...

He had no such info. I should have known. He needs no accommodations. The mess were were only temporary to help assess what is "normal" so he could manage thru self-help. All he was trying to do was see if there was a medical reason he had a hard time concentrating in some classes. He no...

Yes. They apparently sent it up for a medical determination. No other information. What's really aggravating is that if he'd been accused of misconduct, he'd have been entitled to a hearing. Instead, during the middle of his spring break he answers the door and gets a certified letter telling...

The way I read the regulations, the unit will retain him as an EM and order him to Basic and AIT. It's unlikely he'll be able to be back in time for school next fall.

He took the prescription to show his unit in case he was random drug tested.

Our son was a sophomore AROTC student who had received a 3 yr. Guaranteed Reserve Forces scholarship and was in the Simultaneous Membership Program with the Ohio Army National Guard. He’s maintained about a 3.0 GPA, is a football player, and from all indications his ROTC and NG units were...

Our son was a sophomore AROTC student who had received a 3 yr. Guaranteed Reserve Forces scholarship and was in the Simultaneous Membership Program with the Ohio Army National Guard. He’s maintained about a 3.0 GPA, is a football player, and from all indications his ROTC and NG units were...