Make sure you have plan B in place...aka AFROTC scholarship.
CO is competitive, including the MoC nominations.
AFROTC is national....however, AFROTC does not use super like USAFA, it is best sitting.
You want to have that plan B in place even if you get an appointment. It is a controversial topic, but many will hold onto the scholarship until I Day, especially if they play spring sports.
~~ Use the search function to see the threads regarding this aspect.
FYI, if I am correct your composite is 31. Is that best sitting or superscore? Nationally, as a tech major for AFROTC scholarship it would place you as competitive for a type 1 or 2 scholarship.
Not trying to burst any bubble. Just saying... for as long as you want to go down the military path, it will always be have plan A, but make sure you work on B-Z too.
~ You can get an appointment Xmas Eve. However, June 21st you contract Mono...iows, can't report for I Day. You will be a medical turnback before you even show up. That AFROTC scholarship in hand means you can go to plan B and use the scholarship.
~ You may want to be a pilot. DoDMERB exam is just to clear you medically to serve, it doesn't mean you are cleared to go rated...that happens much later...think 1 year out. Rated is an FAA exam. They can come back and say...No GO for pilot, but GO for RPA/CSO/ABM. They can say NO GO, but cleared for non-rated. Just because you aren't q'd rated does not equate to being DQd for non-rated.
Food for thought before you accept anything especially if you are applying to every SA and ROTC scholarship option.
~ SAs are 4 years, but it is not 24/7/365 days. AD in any branch is 24/7/365.
An appointment is great! Not so much when they send you to Korea or Minot while you still owe them back time.