catherine994: Congratulations!
You will be contacted by the unit eventually. They are still closing out the semester, graduation and commissioning, planning for summer training, etc. I am sure they have your name but it is not top priority right now. You will probably hear early summer.
You should definately pay whatever deposits are required to secure a spot at the University and housing. The burser's office will eventually learn that you have a scholarship and your bill will reflect that. Often the first semester bill becomes due before everything gets sorted out. Frequent communication between ROTC, the Bursar and you will settle things down. Most often a grace period will be granted.
Please understand that there will be more paperwork that will be required and you will have to pass a physical fitness test at school before you are "officially" on board. Failing the PFT can create real problems with finances so be prepared.
Now is the time to finish your high school classes, enjoy prom, and have some fun before reporting to school. Make sure to stay in shape and work out often. Candidates always report that PFT's at the ROTC unit are always a lot more stringent than those given at high school.
Also, I have to remind you to stay out of trouble. Every year someone reports that they lost their scholarship due to legal trouble.
Best wishes