hopefullmom2023
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Hello all,
My DS was awarded a 4-year AROTC scholarship to his three first 3 top choices. He has LOA to USMA and to USNA. However, he still does not have a nomination. Interviewed with one Senator, has an interview with second senator next week and District representative in December.
He was contacted by NROTC recruiter and was told that if he finished his application with NROTC including the required paperwork, he was going to offer an NROTC with ISR to his top college choices.
Now that he has been awarded the 4-year AROTC to his top 3 civilian colleges. It is worth pursuing the NROTC with ISR?
Would it make him be more competitive to the Admission boards at his top civilian schools being the recipient of both scholarships?
He is applying to Princeton, Duque, and Carnegie Mellon as Plan B
Plan A is # 1 USMA, #2 USNA, #3 USAFA, but like I said he has no nominations.
My DS was awarded a 4-year AROTC scholarship to his three first 3 top choices. He has LOA to USMA and to USNA. However, he still does not have a nomination. Interviewed with one Senator, has an interview with second senator next week and District representative in December.
He was contacted by NROTC recruiter and was told that if he finished his application with NROTC including the required paperwork, he was going to offer an NROTC with ISR to his top college choices.
Now that he has been awarded the 4-year AROTC to his top 3 civilian colleges. It is worth pursuing the NROTC with ISR?
Would it make him be more competitive to the Admission boards at his top civilian schools being the recipient of both scholarships?
He is applying to Princeton, Duque, and Carnegie Mellon as Plan B
Plan A is # 1 USMA, #2 USNA, #3 USAFA, but like I said he has no nominations.