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Commanders recommendation suffices for a nomination

Yes I’m speaking as a member of said culture

I don’t subscribe to a district because I’m prior enlisted

As a CURRENT member of the army and a recipient of an appointment to the class of 2023 I would advise you to do what you want. Tattoos are a part of army culture, both officer and enlisted. The idea that it is a “norm” for officers not to have tattoos is both insulting and a complete fallacy...

OP, I would disregard the responses posted by everyone who has not been in this situation. I was in this exact situation. I was originally supposed to have completed everything by November 28th. I am currently enlisted and got busy with life, the same as you. I communicated this with my liaison...

Sbennett4660/ self/ LOA/ 17-feb-19/ accepted/ prior enlisted/ direct appointment

I’m active duty and have received my LOA. I’ll be PCSing from Germany but since it is treated as any other PCS you can take as much PCS leave as your command will allow

No you do not have to get your commander to request prep school

I believe I can clarify this as I am active duty and received an LOE and then an LOA. First of all, there are roughly 120 slots reserved for active duty in each class. (About 10%) of the class. When I received my LOE in late August there were 876 active duty candidates. An LOE means nothing...

Hey all, I haven't posted anything in a while but I'm still hanging on. Today I recieved an extremely rare academic scholarship from U of I. Because of this scholarship and my ROTC scholarship I can now go there for next to nothing. Unfortunately, I can not imagine myself there or even begin to...

I was told that at summer seminar.

Nothing helps. Each day that you survive is still another day of not knowing and having to wait 24 more hours for the mail to come.

Today a TWE came. I glanced at it and it said USNA. After a brief moment of heart attacks and shattered dreams I actually looked at it. It was a USAA letter for my sister. I live to fight another day

Hey OP my stats are extremely similar to yours except my run was slower but I maxed push-ups. I passed so I don't think you'll have a problem!

I was at NASS and I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Anyway, going to NASS should help your chances slightly if your squad leader wrote you a good review. Mine interviewed us individually so she could learn more about us before writing her report. But, since more than 3,000...

I'm still in the chase. You?

I had no interest in attending USNA until I went to NASS (which my mom made me go to). While there I was completely floored by the astonishing teamwork I had seen and been a part of. I had never witnessed anything like that. (I come from an extremely competitive family and I play tennis and...

I know that at least for AFROTC you commission after your 2nd year. You are not bound by anything until you commission.

I believe the answer is no. I have been offered an AFROTC scholarship and I have the ability to still walk away free after 2 full years

I sent them all my scores and I believe they took the highest but all of my highest a were from one sitting