The VP noms would only be given last, or near to last, in my estimation. The could be used to get someone in who didn't win their slate or didn't get another nom. I think they'll wait until close to the end to figure who those folks are from what remains.
Complete but Medically Disqualified (peanut allergy as a kid, hoping they ask for waiver as I eat peanuts and would pass challenge)
Complete but Medically Disqualified (peanut allergy as a kid, hoping they ask for waiver as I eat peanuts and would pass challenge)
Am I reading the bold correctly? USAFA has yet to ask for a waiver?
Not trying to be Debbie Downer, but typically if USAFA thinks you are competitive for an appointment by this time they would request a waiver. It would say in your DoDMERB portal waiver requested for DD.XYZ on this date.
Will you be living on campus, and in a dorm? If so, I highly doubt you will be able to change your residency. Dorms are not considered a legal residence in this situation. If you are going to live off campus, but still considered a dependent on your parents tax returns, and are registered to vote in their district, than again, you will most likely not be able to claim residency in that new district. Residency is more than just saying I live in a dorm from Aug-May.My current college is in a different district and I'm considering changing residency to help out
Will you be living on campus, and in a dorm? If so, I highly doubt you will be able to change your residency. Dorms are not considered a legal residence in this situation. If you are going to live off campus, but still considered a dependent on your parents tax returns, and are registered to vote in their district, than again, you will most likely not be able to claim residency in that new district. Residency is more than just saying I live in a dorm from Aug-May.My current college is in a different district and I'm considering changing residency to help out
I would suggest that if you get the TWE, you enroll in ROTC too. Just like the VP and MoC noms, ROTC also can give noms.