Futureplebe,
If you decide to still apply for an Army ROTC Scholarship Do Not talk to the local recruiters, almost everything you said they told you was wrong. There job is to get you to enlist first and foremost. Call the closest college that has ROTC and schedule a vist with the Recruiting Officer or PMS if you can. They will give you all the information you need and will help you in the process, even they will tell you to stay away from the recruiters.
Just do your best with the Presidential Fitness Test, it shouldn't hurt you that much, you have great academic stats, just make sure you list everything else, don't be shy about it.
If you decide to still apply for an Army ROTC Scholarship Do Not talk to the local recruiters, almost everything you said they told you was wrong. There job is to get you to enlist first and foremost. Call the closest college that has ROTC and schedule a vist with the Recruiting Officer or PMS if you can. They will give you all the information you need and will help you in the process, even they will tell you to stay away from the recruiters.
Just do your best with the Presidential Fitness Test, it shouldn't hurt you that much, you have great academic stats, just make sure you list everything else, don't be shy about it.