NROTC questions

wyattthehopeful
Fri, 15 Jun 2012 20:20:04 +0000

I didnt mean to blatantly lie or such things but to my understanding my brother had a similar problem when working on a submarine with asthma being that he didnt mention it in order to get on, i assure you lying is the VERY LEAST if ANY of my intentions, but on the subject of dyslexia in general as far as im concerned i dont belive i have it (the general reason i was diagnosed at first was for reading and writing) seeing as to how reading and writing now come as natrual to me as breathing i dont belive its an accurate diagnosis true my handwriting may be down in the boonies but that has everything to do with dysgraphia rather than dyslexia, and belive it or not thats what the accommodation was for (to help with my handwriting) both my school nurse ans phhysician think dysgraphia is more of an appropriate diagnosisn and have been saying so for years, but the money it requires to get the test done to determine so are more than out of budget range. But i belive a spacial muscle disorder that affects handwriting only is the closest thing to what my problem is. In terms of math im not disabled from salving problems when they are displayed virtually inches appart from each other it just takes me longer than normal. If i have to strong arm my way through a few SAT/ACT test with no laptop i will (i can use this upcoming score as a general college admission score) class wise the math and science ill learn to have to manage (i always have) as far as math goes ive just had algerbraII this year and am going into pre-cal next year. As far as the state of texas is concerned im right on track, but thats what scares me. I dont trust a state with a low education rank like texas to reassure me im right where i need to be in regards to my future plans (hence some of my nervousness and uneasiness about everything) science wise i just finished up in AP Physics this year and plan to roll on into AP Environmental science next yer (all the other science choices are non AP) so given my “dyslexia” would it be possible to get this changed to dysgraphia if i were to be re-diagnosed with that? will that still cause issues as far as applications are concerned? And just how eccentric are my fears when it comes to the education of my state and my readiness for college? once more i had no intention of lying I.E. just giving a blatant no when asked if i was dyslexic or not (which i really dont believe is an accurate term to be honest) but to take the “if you dont ask i wont tell” approach. Apologies if that comes across as morally wrong and disgusting but i don’t think that im required to say to the Navy what they dont ask am I? well i withdraw that i believe the answer is yes no? In all honesty im just a tad bit heartbroken on this one, but with God as my witness if i have to claw my way through that application with no accommodations and work my butt off mowing lawns, washing cars, and cleaning houses to pay for a re-diagnosis (hopefully with a disorder that wont jeprodize me) then i can suck it up and get it done. All i need is a possibility, be it small or large.