ROTC Scholarships

Robert Kirkland
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ROTC Scholarships

ROTC Scholarships

  1. 08/01/2024

    Changes to the AFROTC Scholarship for the 2024-2025 Application Cycle

    In this episode, we discuss significant updates to the Air Force ROTC High School Scholarship Program (HSSP) for the application year 2024-2025. Key changes include: Reintroduction of the Type 2 Scholarship: After a period of offering only the Type 1 scholarship, the Air Force ROTC has reintroduced the Type 2 scholarship, which provides $18,000 annually toward tuition, significantly less than the full-tuition coverage of Type 1. Major Selections and Criticality Ratings: A new criticality rating system from one to four prioritizes majors during the scholarship selection process, emphasizing certain technical and language majors over others. Key Points: The Type 2 scholarship offers limited financial coverage compared to the Type 1, affecting choices for attending private or out-of-state public schools. ROTC scholarship boards run three times a year, with early applicants locked into the scholarship type awarded. Strategic major selection is crucial, with higher priority given to majors like electrical and computer engineering, and languages such as Russian and Chinese due to their criticality ratings. Financial Considerations: States like Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, North Dakota, Texas, and Oklahoma offer in-state tuition rates to ROTC scholarship recipients, which can mitigate the financial gap for Type 2 recipients. Closing Remarks:Listeners are encouraged to make well-informed decisions and consider how these changes might impact their application strategy. ROTC Scholarship Consulting is available to assist with the application process, including interview preparation and essay editing. For More Information: Visit ROTC Consulting

    11 min

  2. 06/20/2024

    Examples of Excellent Navy ROTC Interview Answers

    Today we provide commentary on what makes these 5 Navy ROTC interview answers excellent, and how they could be improved. Listen along as you prepare for your interview with your future potential Navy ROTC Battalion.

    30 min

  3. 06/06/2024

    Grading Air Force ROTC Interviews

    The AFROTC interview, worth upwards of 40% of the AFROTC scholarship score, can be extremely intimidating for students, especially those who have little to no interview experience.  In this episode, we play 5 examples of interview responses that students have given and discuss what makes them good (or bad) and how they could be improved. If you want to ensure your interview performance is as strong as possible and listen to additional examples of answers from real students, take our AFROTC Interview Course.

    39 min

  4. 04/10/2024

    Navy ROTC-- Interview with a former Professor of Naval Science

    We are pleased to announce that former Auburn University Professor of Naval Science, Captain (U.S. Navy, Retired) Matthew Roberts, will be joining our team as our Navy and Marine Corps ROTC expert.    In this episode, we introduce Captain Roberts and obtain his insight on Navy ROTC and the scholarship process.

    40 min

  5. 04/03/2024

    Pass or Fail? Feedback on Army ROTC interview answers from Real Candidates

    In today's episode, we give feedback on 5 examples of interview questions and answers from Army ROTC cadets.

    23 min

  6. 03/04/2024

    Sea Cadets: Build an ROTC Leadership Profile

    In today's episode, we cover a great way to develop military propensity and discipline - Danielle Stolz and Patrick Nasdeo, both leaders within the Sea Cadets program join us to talk about the opportunities for young Sea Cadets in the middle school and high school programs. If you are interested in joining Sea Cadets, you can find a unit near you here: https://magellan.seacadets.org/referral.aspxBest of luck in your Service Academy and ROTC scholarship journey!

    32 min

  7. 02/19/2024

    Allergies & DoDMERB: Perspective from a Retired Air Force Allergist for ROTC Candidates

    In today's show, we welcome Colonel Joseph Forester, a retired Air Force veteran and allergist, to discuss allergies and DoDMERB disqualifications. Service Academy and ROTC scholarship candidates must be DoDMERB qualified (or waived) in order to participate in these programs. One of the most common medical issues we see in candidates is an allergy to food. You can read the Department of Defense Instruction 6130.03 (or DoDI6130.03) here: https://www.gainserviceacademyadmission.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/613003_vol1.pdfWe also discuss the DoDMERB waiver process more in depth in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS3T6kVyLqQ&

    35 min

  8. 10/23/2023

    Improving your SAT Math with Vinny Madera

    Today we sit down with Vinny Madera, a renowned SAT tutor with a track record of helping students significantly boost their SAT scores. Dive deep into the world of SAT math as Vinny shares tips, strategies, and insights to conquer this critical section of the test. Whether you're just starting your SAT journey or looking for those extra points to push your score higher, this episode is a must-listen! Connect with Vinny Madera for personalized SAT tutoring**: https://testprepwizards.com/ Thinking about ROTC scholarships? We've got you covered! Learn more about the benefits and requirements here: https://rotcconsulting.com/chances-of...

    40 min
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      Robert Kirkland
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      2020 - 2024
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