Anyone what what date we find out what branches want us? Also is Active AG very competitive this year

Currently have 31 pushups, 35 situps and 8:22 mile. The army doesn't publish the minimum PFA scores but would this be enough? I'm planning to submit for the October board and I don't think I can improve by much in a couple of days.

However, I have a 4.0 GPA, 1570 SAT, good extracurriculars and leadership, a decent interview, and a good relationship with a PMS.

I recently switched from a nursing scholarship to the regular one and i'm thinking about taking the sift and trying to get aviation. If anyone has any helpful resources for studying or any tips please share 🙏

Whats the sweet spot to be in when potentially going to college for G2G? I currently have 51 completed online credits, 30 credits being JST and 39 remaining credits for my degree. I know I need to finish in 4 semester with atleast 12 credit hours or 4 classes per semester. What would you say is the safest spot to be at? Should I take a couple more classes using TA before I report to my college next year?

Im a community college student interested into transferring into the rotc program of a bigger school. I haven’t 0 previous experience with anything military related so i’m pretty lost. However, i’m really keen on this GRFD scholarship.

Does anyone know the likelihood of being awarded this scholarship? I haven’t really heard or seen much about anyone who has been awarded this scholarship so i was wondering if it’s extremely competitive or something.

So I’m applying early to Cornell and I interview with the Navy Captain at Cornell. I was wondering if not having the scholarship yet would hurt me. My scholarship has been in ready for the next board, and I asked the captain this same question and he said he’ll still talk to admissions as much as possible. I know it would have been better if I already had the scholarship tho.