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WOW - I did not expect this many replies. Thank you for all the great information. :thumb: I'm in the minority that are not looking to go into one of the combat branches. I've got a couple of years before I really need to worry about this, but I'm hoping to get into Human Resources and...

Whoops, my apologies for the incorrect terminology. Thank you though!

Just wondering, which MOS's tend to be the most/ least competitive for cadets coming out of Army ROTC?

This isn't something I'm planning on doing - I'm just curious. If you're in ROTC and you attend the funeral of fallen service member, are you allowed to wear your ROTC uniform to the funeral?

Thanks for your answer. However I know its only been a month and a half now, but its an issue that's not going away. If the opportunity arises where I can switch schools, I'll take it in a heartbeat.

Last spring, I was awarded a 3 year AD scholarship to both my #1 and #2 schools. I accepted the scholarship to my #1 school, but after getting here, I realized that I don't really like it here and I want to transfer schools (either at the end of the semester or next fall) and attend my #2 school...

Go with Blackhawk Boots. They are honestly more comfortable than my normal tennis shoes. There have been a couple guys in my battalion who have gotten some NASTY blisters from the SI boots, but my feet are feeling great. I got mine off eBay for about $30 cheaper than the listen price, but...

I'm going to be a freshman in college this year and I'm also doing AROTC. I've always wanted to study abroad in London, but I'm not really sure how/if that would work with ROTC. I'd preferably like to study there for a semester during my sophomore year, and I'm on a 3 year AD scholarship if that...

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know the percentage of applicants (for any branch) that are awarded ROTC scholarships?

That is encouraging to hear, thank you for sharing!

I'm coming to the realization that I'll probably get DQ'ed from AROTC for having flat feet. A few years ago, my doctor recommended I get arch supporters. I ended up getting customized orthotics for my shoes. However, I run track and crosd country year round and I've had no problems what so ever...

Was he given a waiver?

Thank you guys for the info, I figured this would be the case. Haha well no problem, I'll be perfectly happy at my current school!

I asked this question a couple months ago, but didn't get all the information I was looking for. Anyways, I wear arch supporters in my shoe. I got them about 2 and a half years ago, when my doctor noticed that I was walking with flat feet. They are custom fit. I have not had any knee pain or...

No the other school is in the Midwest, so as far as I know, they are NOT in the same brigade.

I was recently awarded a 3 year scholarship to my #1 school. However, I recently visited my cousin at the University of Washington... And fell in love with the school. I'm not going to bother trying to apply to UoW and get my scholarship transferred for the '13-'14 school year, BUT lets say I...

I got a 27 on my ACT and was awarded a 3 year scholarship. So yes, yours (assuming you get around 29) is definitely competitive.

The commitment is the same for both scholarships

The bottom part doesn't mean anything. Even after they recieve your interview, it will still say that

Blackhawks26 - 3 year AROTC - Mizzou - April 2013