Does it matter?

[highschoolstudent2017]

I've had the unfortunate issue of doing poorly on my fitness test for the AROTC scholarship two months ago. With my luck, 2 P.E. teachers, and 1 coach have all been unable to find the time and administer it a second time.

During my interview with the ROO my club & varsity soccer was noted, along with a varsity letter. How much of an impact will low fitness test scores have on my OML placing? Is it okay to stop stressing out about it? Or should I be stressing out about it?

"Stats" if you care to weigh it in:

Spoiler: Information

GPA: 3.4 unweighted
Class Rank: 41/320
AP/Honors Student
National Honor Society Member
Varsity Soccer player & county league
Soccer Varsity Letter/All County Academic
President of Student Council
SAT: 1010(no writing) ACT: 24 (no writing)
Vice President of Mock Trial team
Member of Chess club
Police Explorer member (2+ years)
Completed local police department Youth Academy
Volunteer at town Youth Court (2+ years)
Countless community service hours (miscellaneous)
Part time job as soccer referee

 

[Maplerock]

Everything matters. Your academics matter more, and while respectable for most kids, your scores are pretty low for scholarship recipients.

Don't forget to have a good plan B, C, and D.