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JTaylorC

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I applied late for the NROTC 4-year scholarship. I'm a decent applicant but I know I cut my chances by getting it in right before the deadline. I am a high schooler senior with 45 credit hours and will have my AA before I graduate high school. I'm a Pre-Med student hoping for a NSW position. My backup plan if I can't get the 4-year is to apply for the 2-3 year which I know is kind of a shot in the dark since it's oriented for college students. Any other pathways I'm unaware of to help pay for college and get a commission? All help is appreciated! Thank you!
 
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If you are thinking Marine Option look into Platoon Leaders Course. Also, you can only apply for a 2-3 year scholarship second semester of freshman year, but you can also apply for the 4 year scholarship again prior to that.
 
kinnem said:
If you are thinking Marine Option look into Platoon Leaders Course. Also, you can only apply for a 2-3 year scholarship second semester of freshman year, but you can also apply for the 4 year scholarship again prior to that.
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If you are already in college, then how can you apply for the 4-year scholarship again?
 
Major_Jared said:
kinnem said:
If you are thinking Marine Option look into Platoon Leaders Course. Also, you can only apply for a 2-3 year scholarship second semester of freshman year, but you can also apply for the 4 year scholarship again prior to that.
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If you are already in college, then how can you apply for the 4-year scholarship again?
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Because Navy allows you to during your rising freshman year. It's the way the system works. I don't think the other services allow this.
 
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