It’s in the application, on the “File Upload” tab. For DD it was the bottom most document.
Always a chance, but if you did not take at least 2 Honors or AP classes through Jr year, have no or limited leadership activities, and were below average on any part of your PFA (under 30 pushups or situps, 8+ minute mile), you will likely not be high enough on OML. However, many Brigades allow ROTC programs to "keep" scholarships turned down by students who later find out they're medically DQd or get into a service academy. The PMS can then award these scholarships (usually as conditional 3 year) to incoming students, which happened to 2 of my JROTC Cadets last year, and if you already met with the PMS and have demonstrated interest, you could be in the running. Otherwise, compete for one on campus; at that point sweat equity counts more than SAT score and many ROTC programs fill over half their contracts with on-campus scholarships.
Yes he can request to transfer the scholarship to Vandy (my daughter is a sophomore there, not doing ROTC). if he gets in. I am not aware of any Army ROTC scholarship special consideration for anticipated engineering majors. Navy and AF care much more about those.
Still have to go for four years and it doesn't kick in until the second year (MS2 year).
The Army is not overly interested in academic majors. I know guys with History degrees who are Engineer Colonels and guys with Electrical Engineering degrees who are Infantrymen.
You're moderately competitive for a 3-year and probably on the March board.
Son saw Army ROTC pop up in his existing DoDMERB portal immediately.
I took five AP classes
My son has don DodMERB for SAs and yesterday, it was updated that Army ROTC is qualified.
My DS has done CFA for SAs and he got qualified. During the SA's CFA, we also did 1 min record for ROTC and we uploaded it into ROTC portal as well as it was confirmed by WP CFA examiner. Should we do the physical fitness again?
If your son has already won a scholarship he doesn't need to do another fitness assessment to compete for a scholarship. He will take a fitness assessment at his assigned unit at the start of the fall semester and must pass to retain the scholarship (contract as a cadet). After that and throughout his years as a cadet he will be evaluated on the Army Combat Fitness Test. So, he should keep running, doing pushups, etc.
Since the update I find I have to close the current tab and open a new one for every session or else I'm in the sign-in death loop.
Yep. Wondering if this is the final decision or if the info is still being uploaded since it still says January 2024 board.