I have finished my application and gotten my interview completed around the middle of February. I know that HSSP Board 6 was in the first week of March (3/2 - 3/6), but my scholarship status was marked as "reboarded" even before the board met. Does this mean my application was moved to Board 7 or am I still a part of Board 6?
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AFROTC Scholarship Status?
- Thread starter cj2334
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i think the jury is still out on that. a lot of us who were on that board haven't received official word about the results and the portal reflects what it did before the board met. I wish there was someone official here that could help clear this up. In the past there was always an email notification that went out
At this point I'm just assuming that anyone who was a reboard going into the first March board and wasn't notified otherwise continues to be a reboard for the last board. I suspect, unless their overall award numbers materially decrease from last year, that a large number of reboards will get scholarship offers at the last board.i think the jury is still out on that. a lot of us who were on that board haven't received official word about the results and the portal reflects what it did before the board met. I wish there was someone official here that could help clear this up. In the past there was always an email notification that went out
Going off last year's numbers, they are still 750 scholarships short, and I have a hard time understanding how there could be that many applicants who will be first-timers at the last board given that the app deadline was nearly two months ago.
I sure hope so. It will be very nice to be able to start making some solid plans. We won’t wait around for CGA or USAFA if they happen they happen but at this point this scholarship is what we are really hoping forAt this point I'm just assuming that anyone who was a reboard going into the first March board and wasn't notified otherwise continues to be a reboard for the last board. I suspect, unless their overall award numbers materially decrease from last year, that a large number of reboards will get scholarship offers at the last board.
Going off last year's numbers, they are still 750 scholarships short, and I have a hard time understanding how there could be that many applicants who will be first-timers at the last board given that the app deadline was nearly two months ago.