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So you would be an MS3 now? Current MS3 on 4 year minuteman and my law school is getting paid for. 400k plus tuition for free! GO ARMY! GO GUARD!

By getting the ROTC scholarship, does that boost my chances into getting into colleges

I’m trying to get into NROTC , literally doing push ups while I watch this

It’s because you had Marine graders. They’re ate the F’d up!

Battalion Commander in Army JROTC here: Another tip I would give that I feel is often overlooked or assumed is to be confident. Be confident in what you know, don't be cocky, be confident. One of her tips was to know your knowledge, and it's a really great tip. If you know your knowledge, you'll notice you have a LOT more confidence, you won't wanna stick out from the others if you don't know your knowledge, simply because you don't want the embarrassment of being asked something and you not knowing it. I've seen this all too many times, I'm going into my senior year as BC but was a Company Commander last year and noticed it, even with my fellow commanders. If you believe you can get by and be a leader without knowing general information and kind of "slide into the position" quietly, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, it won't work. Not only will you be asked as the leader anyway, but you can't expect to correct someone if you don't know it as well. I remember as a sophomore, I was being inspected and had made a slight mistake on my uniform. The person inspecting me was the CSM of the unit, after inspection, I noticed that his uniform was jacked up. I had this confirmed with my SAI, instead of saying something to him directly, I told my SAI. I won't lie, this was because of 2 reasons. 1. I was scared to be disrespectful. 2. I wasn't completely sure if I was in the right or not. It's okay to respectfully tell a leader "Hey, I think your star is misplaced a little." It doesn't matter the position, as long as you're respectful about it. (Side note: If you can respectfully correct them in a more private area, that's always best. You're trying to help them. Not embarrass them.) I'd like to really reiterate that you shouldn't be cocky, because if you are, then slowly you'll be known as the person they don't want to approach. I just sat here for 15 minutes typing this, please let me know if you got something out of it, and thanks for reading, I hope you learned something!

blacksburg mentioned lol does your sister go to VT?! my best friend is a cadet there

Just came across this video, but just wanted to say that you were such an incredible mentor and inspiration to J & T during their time in the unit! Crazy that we talked to you and Hannah about your experiences before joining! Now T has a Navy scholarship. So proud of your successes!! 😊😊

Too late I already signed up 😞 probs should’ve done my research first lmao

I’m going into high school next month and I’m literally terrified. I don’t know if I should get into JROTC but I know it’s a good way to get a kick ass job and not drown in school debt. I don’t know I’m just scared for all of it.

Just a mom of two young girls. I really want to set them up for success and go to school debt free. I have to start now in introducing this possible future in a healthy way without forcing it. This video is super helpful.

My friend thinks you are a nice person.

Hi, love the videos they're a great help. Just one question on when I should apply for the program. I'm an incoming senior so should I apply now in the summer, or should I wait until after my senior year is over and I graduated?

Im heading into my second Year of army JROTC and im a Sergeant and I've made so many good friends

I was at that drill meet!!

I am on my second year of NJROTC i love this program but in my school our Top 3 is not my favorite i love my XO but the others could be better but yes RESPECT THE RANK!!!! I Know I have to and everyone does. In my school the drill team is optional but it is still super fun and i would not trade it for anything we are all one big family.

I picked jrotc as one of my courses but I don't think I wanna do it anymore I'm scared

My son is interested in ROTCs. You didn't need nominations for a four-year scholarship when you applied in high school, did you?

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What is the cadet group commander called in NJROTC and how do you get there?

Go Gold Battalion from the Kate 90’s. I remember the joys of rucking down to the river for Ranger Challenge. Cool to see how some things have changed at Vandy and some stayed the same.

ARE YOU WEARING A CHRSTIAN VALE OF HIJAB?

boo yaa!

I am going to join JROTC this year and I am soooo nervous! I keep rewatching JROTC videos (including this one). This really helped, thank you so much!

The foreshadowing 💀💀

Lots of info, lots of food! I’m hungry now!

Advice…. Don’t wear snivel gear to pt 😂….. you might just hear half right face, or that might be just in OSUT

Very helpful thank you.

I have my interview tomorrow. I’ll leave an update below with my own insight as well! :) Thanks for the video it really helped

hello. if you interview for a school you're not sure you will go to, how do you navigate getting the scholarship assigned to a different school? how does that all work?

That’s cool seeing how navy jrotc works! Im army jrotc and have stayed every year and earned the rank of cadet 1SG or an E8, Im also the raider commander!

Im a freshman in NJROTC. There is actually some differences between our units. My unit we do PT two times a week, and a team isn't required along with the 20 hours of community and unjt service. My unit doesn't do weekly presentations, however it would be nice!

I was in the Army JROTC back in 2002

can you help me with mine🥹

Hi How does the pt test work for the application does the army do it or is it administered by like your school coach ?

So, if you’re not an elite, popular, attractive, smart, sporty type person who was involved in student government and all that, you’re not getting enrolled into ROTC let alone getting a scholarship. Those are the only type of people colleges accept

Hi, I applied for the first board in October this year and was awarded the Ike Skelton Scholarhsip for the Army ROTC early commissioning program. I have been watching some of your videos for what the ROTC life will be like. Thanks for the help!

Don’t forget about all the teenage drama. Some of the cadets I taught just kept getting into stuff. I remember talking to my buddy who was the Corps Commander before me. She told me about a whole soap opera that I had no idea about.

Thanks for sharing. This was really informative.

Your vids are clutch 🙌🏽🫶🏽

Did you go to Morocco between your first and second year or are you going Summer of Sophomore year? Did you already have Arabic training to get selected for Project GO?

My son's interview is tomorrow!

Hi charlotte, How about this topic: "Service" please

I’m thinking of going into NJROTC at my highschool, I know it’ll be physically challenging but I’m prepared for that, can you make a video about your pros and cons of NJROTC instead of just JROTC

I am a United states NJROTC cadet, highly motivated, highly dedicated, for God, Country, and the Corp OORAH

can join non-US student in ROTC team

Hey Charlotte! First off this video is super helpful as I'm a senior applying for the scholarship. My top school is far away and I won't have the time to be able to travel all the way down there for an interview. If this is the case, should I just interview with the closest school? Thanks!

I'm a freshman and I'm in JROTC at my highschool in Denver George Washington high school

BUT THE WINDOW

This sucks

What was the name of the scholarship you got?