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We do have a school counselor, which I talked with.

I did tell my mom, she cared for one day then act like nothing has happened.

I am going this fall.

I have done my own research before, but I just feel so overwhelmed. I am currently suffering from immense chronic depression, and anxiety. I don't know if I am able to handle ROTC in college. I just don't.

Here's one nuclear-worthy hot take: Naval Aviation is overrated/overhyped.

I 100% agree, there was far better character development than the original. And the plot is more realistic.

Just an update, I toured San Jose State, which also has AFROTC (I was also accepted there), I talked to a few cadets there, and now I have the information to apply for ROTC at SJSU. Thanks for the help.

OK, turns out I'm not clear, but I will clarify right now My goal is to become a fighter/transport/AWACS pilot. Where I live, there are plenty of cross registration with places like UC Berkeley or University of San Francisco. My counselers didn't help much, but I did talk to them about getting...

That pretty much means I'm ****ed right?

I mean they do have freedom of speech after leave. I think it's just trying to criticize the armed forces because freedom of speech is extremely limited while on active duty service.

I was accepted in UC Merced. Since I my ultimate goal is to become a pilot, I want to join NROTC or AFROTC.

Post anything, but preferably Military related.

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Just for some context, the college I got accepted to doesn't have an ROTC, is there anyway to do ROTC at another school?

The most frustrating thing is that when fix the issue, all the progress you made that isn't saved will be undone.

Thx! That was helpful

I have submitted two Senatorial nomination applications already, and both said that they would tell me about their decision in late 2022. However, I haven't gotten anything back yet. This automatically makes me think that I have been declined a nomination, but I still have four days to wait. Is...

I want to get in ASAP, get away from home, that's it.

One thing (as with all service academies) is that if you choose to reapply, you will have your career delayed by the number of years after you were rejected.

Literally every branch, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force (and Space Force), and even the Coast Guard has it too. Why is that?