Hi, I’ve been on the forums for a while now and have read some things here and there about DODMERB and the overall Waiver process. Despite the fact that I am currently an alternate candidate awaiting a decision; I will still attempt to participate as a CP or eventually apply for OCS. So, the question remains relevant to me no matter the situation.
My question lies on some background: I have diagnosed and treated ADHD, which obviously will result in a medical DQ. However, from what I have read, I can receive an acceptable waiver after a year off of medication if my performance does not decline. Additionally, I believe that the scholarship stays valid during this time period.
So, my question is: During the time off medication, as I wait to get an approved waiver, am I allowed to participate in any NROTC activities with my assigned Unit? If I am not allowed, will I have to essentially make up the coursework and NSI once the waiver is approved?
If I am awarded a 4-year scholarship but only officially participate for 3 years, will the freshmen year of tuition still be covered?
Thank you guys for your time.
My question lies on some background: I have diagnosed and treated ADHD, which obviously will result in a medical DQ. However, from what I have read, I can receive an acceptable waiver after a year off of medication if my performance does not decline. Additionally, I believe that the scholarship stays valid during this time period.
So, my question is: During the time off medication, as I wait to get an approved waiver, am I allowed to participate in any NROTC activities with my assigned Unit? If I am not allowed, will I have to essentially make up the coursework and NSI once the waiver is approved?
If I am awarded a 4-year scholarship but only officially participate for 3 years, will the freshmen year of tuition still be covered?
Thank you guys for your time.