Forum,
I know its impossible to give out "chances" for anything, but what is the difference between being "admissible" (as my liaison said I was moved to) as opposed to "competitive" with a nomination. I am 3q'd and hoping to receive the primary slate nomination from my congressman, Ralph Hall. His office supposedly takes a while to convene and send out their nominees, so I still haven't heard yet.
Also, I raised my ACT scores up substantially since I was deemed an "admissible" candidate (27 to a 30) with a 31 math and 30 english score. How does this directly effect my candidacy for admission? Does it "move me up" amongst admissible candidates to receive an appointment?
I know its impossible to give out "chances" for anything, but what is the difference between being "admissible" (as my liaison said I was moved to) as opposed to "competitive" with a nomination. I am 3q'd and hoping to receive the primary slate nomination from my congressman, Ralph Hall. His office supposedly takes a while to convene and send out their nominees, so I still haven't heard yet.
Also, I raised my ACT scores up substantially since I was deemed an "admissible" candidate (27 to a 30) with a 31 math and 30 english score. How does this directly effect my candidacy for admission? Does it "move me up" amongst admissible candidates to receive an appointment?