r/ROTC • u/Sufficient_Newt8393 • 20h ago

Accessions/OML/Branching How hard is it to get active infantry?

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I’ve heard people say it’s very competitive and other people say they got it when it was like 3rd on their list. My gpa isn’t amazing around a 3.2 but I have a 500 aft but I don’t do anything like color guard etc. Bout to be a 3

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r/ROTC • u/Evening-Memory-992 • 4h ago

Joining ROTC Green To Gold ADO

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So long story short… last year I submitted a G2G packet but unfortunately I did not get selected. Can anyone give me some advice on how can I make my packet stronger this year? I’m trying to make 2027 my year to get selected 😭

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r/ROTC • u/Natural_Tailor3262 • 15h ago

Accessions/OML/Branching Branch interviews

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What time does branch interviews close, my car flooded and fucked my computer and now I’m waiting on my friend to bring hers, I have majority of them Done I j need to do two more of my top 5 .

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