Army ROTC scholarship chances

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Olivia76262

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Hey y'all I'm sorry for posting this because I know this has been posted a lot but I'm nervous about the scholarship and I want to know what my chances are.. I completed my application in September, and my application has been boarded.

Information:
GPA: 3.76 unweighted, 4.2 weighted
SAT Scores:
Critical Reading: 690
Math: 610

Honors/AP Classes

Completed:
Honors English and History 9&10
AP language and composistion
AP biology

Currently:
AP statistics
AP literature and composistion
AP psychology

Activities:
JROTC Battalion Commander
JROTC Summer Camp Counselor
Anti-violence Assosciation co-founder
Enviromental club president
NHS member
Freshman/Sophomore/Junior class officer
Varsity Softball
Varsity Rifle
Club Volleyball
60+ volunteer hours.

PFT Scores:
Mile (Not the greatest): 8:45
Pushups: 41
Situps: 55
 
@T_Bordeau13 her push-ups are one shy of maxing. I wouldn't call that low by any means. The sit-ups are also solid, but the run could be faster.
 
Overall, you look competitive. A lot depends on which schools you are applying to.
 
For schools my choices are: TCU, UT Arlington, and Penn State. If it makes a difference my chosen major is Nursing.
 
My daughter is an Army nurse and also did AROTC. The numbers and needs of the Army change every year but I think your numbers are SOLID. You probably won't go in this first board though so don't be discouraged. Keep in mind if you didn't already know that *most* nursing schools don't guarantee you an automatic advance into upper division classes so do your homework.
 
No one here really knows as we are not on the admissions board. Your application is complete and boarded. You can no longer really control the process but must essentially await news. Fretting about it is really a waste of time. Let it go and focus on the things you can control, especially plans B, C, and D.
 
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