NROTC questions

juillet
Sun, 17 Jun 2012 20:03:15 +0000

and for all i know college math classes may not cram equations into a board and confuse me, but declaring a major that deals in math would require time, which i know in college i will have an abundance of, but i cant just teach myself, and i doubt student tutors will be willing to put forth enough patience to keep me steady. honestly i looked into quantitative economics along with a mass of other tier 1 and 2 degrees and most of them boiled down to math as a key concept for success, this scared me back into accounting since i had a small idea of what it would be like in college.

But math is a key concept for success in accounting, too…this logic doesn’t make sense to me.

And as for Iron Maiden’s comment about recruiters, I was NOT talking about regular military recruiters. I talked to some recruiters specifically from the Naval Academy who came to my school who had tips on the NROTC scholarship. There are also Navy recruiters for officer candidates; I know because I have talked to some before.