Aglages (sp?) I have shown strong interest to the schools I am applying to. I did my interview at a local school that I am not applying to for convenience, but I have a meeting on Monday with that specific PMS and I will probably get answers of the questions I have (this will be interesting if results come out on Monday.) I have been e-mailing her and at one point asked these questions, but she did not respond to them, but a face to face meeting will be good. Like everyone else has stated, thank you very much for all the information. Posting on here is crucial for someone like me; it is definitely another day of comfort knowing no one else has seen anything on their statuses. On another note, to the person concerned if their application made it on time, I had a similar situation. My application was not submitted to the Nov. board on time because the fax that was sent of my PT scores was too blurry to read. So at the time I was concerned for my scholarship getting in by Nov., but it did not. My assurance for the December board came in the form of a letter. My new, previously "blurry" PT scores got into them literally three days before the board had their meeting, so in my opinion you should be fine if everything is in. But you will know for sure via a letter. It was somewhat disappointing though haha... my letter said "Congratulations!" I had that nervous excitement when I first saw that... but then it said something like "we have received all of your information and you will be considered for the next board etc etc." Good luck to all of you. After returning from the March For Life in D.C. today, it warms my heart knowing so many of us want to step up and serve this unique nation; whether it be changing it, or keeping our rights to want to change it possible. Finally, my next question to pose is in the event we do not get the scholarship. I have been told if you do not receive the 4 year and participate in ROTC scholarship free for the freshman year of college, then you have a good chance of getting the 3 year scholarship after your freshman year. Can anyone tell me if this is for the most part true? Thanks everyone.