pilotdiver17
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Just heard via email that I was accepted for a Type 2 AFROTC Scholarship. Good Luck everyone!
Just heard via email that I was accepted for a Type 2 AFROTC Scholarship. Good Luck everyone!
My son just texted me. He received a Type 1, Any approved major scholarship!
What are the numbers regarding the amount of people that get type 1? Just wondering...
I believe it is around 5% of scholarship recipients, so if there are 900-1000 awarded that is 45-50 people.
That's pretty crazy in comparison to the amount of people applying, right? Because 50 people out of 10,000+ is insane!
He's got great background, but keep in mind at this late date there are a lot of applications from students who procrastinated (as most are apt to do). So the competition is strong. And just like with the college applications, all you can do is wait. Hang in there!Son didn't apply until December. He had his interview right before Christmas. He got an email this morning stating not selected this board. He saud that his interview went well and the officer who interviewed him told him that he was sure he'd get a scholarship. Then today's non selection/maybe next board email comes today.
Brief stats on DS - there's more but I won't go into his details all the clubs/sports/awards etc...
1400 SAT
4.3 weighted 3.7 unweighted GPA
All AP Courses.
Taking most advanced math classes offered.
Varsity sports
Maxed out every part of the fitness assessment. 1.5 mile just under 9 minutes
Leadership - Texas Boys State, team captain of 2 sports
Works 20 hours a week as a sports official
What does he need to do or can he do anything before reboarding?
Sorry if that's a dumb question. First child applying to college, first experience with Rotc scholarship process.
Son didn't apply until December. He had his interview right before Christmas. He got an email this morning stating not selected this board. He said that his interview went well and the officer who interviewed him told him that he was sure he'd get a scholarship. Then today's non selection/maybe next board email comes today.
Brief stats on DS - there's more but I won't go into his details all the clubs/sports/awards etc...
1400 SAT
4.3 weighted 3.7 unweighted GPA
All AP Courses.
Taking most advanced math classes offered.
Varsity sports
Maxed out every part of the fitness assessment. 84 pushups, 1.5 mile just under 9 minutes
NASA Scholar
Leadership - Texas Boys State, team captain of 2 sports
Works 20 hours a week as a sports official supervising youth sports
Major desired is either Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering
What does he need to do or can he do anything before reboarding?
Sorry if that's a dumb question. First child applying to college, first experience with Rotc scholarship process.