BlueSkies24
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Hi all,
So I am making a plan B if on the extreme off chance I am sent home during basic from injury. I know this doesn't happen often, but I feel the need to have a solid plan B if somehow how it did.
So the question is, should I accept my AFROTC scholarship (non-binding) just in case this circumstance happens, and should I reject it and offer it up to someone who probably wants/needs it? According to the website, it says "Once you enlist (i.e., enroll and sign a formal contract) in an ROTC program of another service branch or military academy, however, you forfeit your Air Force ROTC scholarship." Any past experiences you have had with this is appreciated. Thanks.
So I am making a plan B if on the extreme off chance I am sent home during basic from injury. I know this doesn't happen often, but I feel the need to have a solid plan B if somehow how it did.
So the question is, should I accept my AFROTC scholarship (non-binding) just in case this circumstance happens, and should I reject it and offer it up to someone who probably wants/needs it? According to the website, it says "Once you enlist (i.e., enroll and sign a formal contract) in an ROTC program of another service branch or military academy, however, you forfeit your Air Force ROTC scholarship." Any past experiences you have had with this is appreciated. Thanks.