NROTC questions

juillet
Fri, 15 Jun 2012 23:08:49 +0000

Finance and accounting are math-heavy majors, so if you can do the math for those likely you can do the math for a tier 2 major. Consider double-majoring in a tier 2 major - Quantitative Economics and Statistics are two tier-2 majors that are very applicable to business and that are in the second tier.

If you have a hard time with a “mass of equations and numbers,” how do you plan to major in finance or accounting?

I don’t think dyslexia or dysgraphia are disqualifying conditions for the NROTC scholarship. I don’t see that listed anywhere - they are usually medical conditions that are DQing (physical and mental health). I had a history of asthma, which is a disqualifying condition, and I still received an NROTC scholarship. You’ll have to talk to a recruiter to be sure. Do you have a JROTC program at your high school? We had an NJROTC program at my high school, and the leader of that program counseled me on my application even though I wasn’t in ROTC. (I wanted to be, but my parents wouldn’t let me.)

How on earth did you finish AP Physics when you are going into pre-cal next year? Did you take Physics B?