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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get ROTC applications as soon as possible to be considered for first round. It does help with admissions sometimes. DC at Ivy on ROTC scholarship was accepted to academy too. Had very high stats 1580 SAT/35 ACT all As in advanced courses. But do not totally rule out academies either. Be realistic but if interested apply. NC State and Univ of South Carolina good Army ROTC. Many of the big state schools have strong programs as do smaller schools. As someone mentioned before, it shows a willingness to serve and work hard academically and otherwise. ROTC not easy. Have to do PT several mornings a week, extra class, and some weekend and summer trainings on top of regular commitments. Honestly helps my kid stay structured and on top of things.[/quote] So before the academy application? EA is due in October. [/quote]
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