What are my chances for AROTC or NROTC scholarship?

[ZPlayerX]

I have been in NJROTC for 4 years and have held several leadership positions and have been an active member of most teams the unit offers (Drill, Athletics, Academics, Orienteering, Cyber Patriot). I competed at the NJROTC drill, athletics, and academics national championship. My interview went well and it was conducted by an assistant NROTC professor at my first choice school. I have also been accepted to my first choice school.
I have applied for the Ike Skelton Early Commissioning Program through the Army.

I have a 2.7 GPA (Unweighted) 2.9 (Weighted) (I know how bad it is)
I have a 1260 SAT
I plan to major in Computer Science with a minor in Cyber Security
NROTC PT Scores
75 push-ups
95 sit-ups
6:41 mile
AROTC PT Scores
74 push-ups
66 sit-ups
6:31 mile

P.S.
I am well aware of the disadvantage I am at due to my extremely poor GPA but if I do not receive a scholarship to plan to join NROTC as a college programmer.

 

[kinnem]

My own opinion is that with your GPA and SAT scores as they are you probably have little chance. My son had much higher scores and did not receive a Marine Option scholarship. College Programmer is a good backup plan. That's what my son did, worked hard, and won a sideload scholarship during his sophomore year. He is serving as a 1st Lt. today. Good luck.

 

[AROTC-dad]

Agree with Kinnem.

Be aware of all the rules regarding Ike Skelton. Numerous threads about this on the forum.

You should have a strong back up plan if your goal is to commission as an officer.
My DS was turned down by USNA and NROTC/Marine Option. Army wasn't even on his radar.

He "walked-on" to Army ROTC at his local university and earned a 3 year campus based Army Scholarship though hard work and good grades at college. He will commission in 2019.