johnny1530
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I scored a 265 on my first PFT.
17 pull-ups
76 crunches (I kicking myself for thinking crunches would be a guaranteed 100)
18:55 run
Does this put me in the competitive range for a 4 year NROTC Marine Option scholarship. I'll definitely do better the next time I take it because I had a cold when I took it this time, especially because the thing I most need to improve is sit ups, which is easiest part. As of now though, do I have a solid PFT that makes me competitive for the scholarship? If not, what do I need to strive for in order to be competitive?
Here's the rest of my resume if you want to tell me my chances in general:
30 ACT: 32 math, 32 English, 30 science, 25 reading (they only asked about my math and english sub scores)
3.9 gpa weighted
3.2 gpa unweighted
16 honors classes and 3 APs
1 year of JV hockey and 3 years varsity
1 year of freshman lacrosse
3 varsity letters
Level 3 USA hockey referee (this is a high level)
I volunteer to mentor new referees and teach them how to do the job
Have umpired baseball since I was 12
Caddied since I was 13
I work approximately 5-10 hours a week (1-9 category)
Volunteer occasionally at soup kitchens and do a fundraiser each year to fund pediatric cancer research (about 20 hours a year)
The people that wrote my recommendation letters think very highly of me and I assume that they wrote good things about me.
My grandpa was a Marine (not really sure if this matters)
17 pull-ups
76 crunches (I kicking myself for thinking crunches would be a guaranteed 100)
18:55 run
Does this put me in the competitive range for a 4 year NROTC Marine Option scholarship. I'll definitely do better the next time I take it because I had a cold when I took it this time, especially because the thing I most need to improve is sit ups, which is easiest part. As of now though, do I have a solid PFT that makes me competitive for the scholarship? If not, what do I need to strive for in order to be competitive?
Here's the rest of my resume if you want to tell me my chances in general:
30 ACT: 32 math, 32 English, 30 science, 25 reading (they only asked about my math and english sub scores)
3.9 gpa weighted
3.2 gpa unweighted
16 honors classes and 3 APs
1 year of JV hockey and 3 years varsity
1 year of freshman lacrosse
3 varsity letters
Level 3 USA hockey referee (this is a high level)
I volunteer to mentor new referees and teach them how to do the job
Have umpired baseball since I was 12
Caddied since I was 13
I work approximately 5-10 hours a week (1-9 category)
Volunteer occasionally at soup kitchens and do a fundraiser each year to fund pediatric cancer research (about 20 hours a year)
The people that wrote my recommendation letters think very highly of me and I assume that they wrote good things about me.
My grandpa was a Marine (not really sure if this matters)
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