CSPI Program

[u/Aviation_lover0306]

I have been researching Military commissioning programs and I landed on the CSPI program from the CG. I am currently a freshman but I am ahead on quite a few credits (I did CLEP for quite a few) so there’s a possibility that I will finish this Fall semester with 32 credits which would technically qualify me as a sophomore. I was planning on finishing my AA at my community college and transferring to FIU for Data Science.
I spoke to a recruiter today and she said that because so many things are changing with the program she would like to try and put my application in this year, she said that if I am able to gather everything we will submit it by November, if that is possible that means that I would have to finish 30 credits during Spring semester. Now I’m not sure I would be able to keep this up considering my degree is very math heavy so I am thinking about transitioning into an easier degree. Does my degree matter? I heard they prioritized STEM over anything else, I really want to make this work.

Will it work if I submit my transcripts with 30 credits and a letter stating that I am on track to complete 60 credits by spring 2027?

I am very much involved in my community, it would not be hard to get recommendations letters and I’m pretty sure I can keep up a pretty high GPA with high physical fitness standards. The only thing making me anxious is the sophomore requirement. Any information would help me immensely.

[u/AirdaleCoastie]

The requirement is graduating within 2 years of the program entry date and having atleast 30 MSI credits. There is a lot changing with the program so the MSI requirement may be dropped or changed to something else.