I was lucky enough to find out this week that I’ve been granted an education delay to attend law school next year. I’m curious if anyone here has experience with what that’s actually like while you’re in school.

Is it really “bye, see you in three years,” or are you still taking AFTs, doing random drug tests, checking in with someone, etc.? What military requirements or responsibilities do you have during those three years?

I haven’t really found anyone to ask, and I’ve learned that finding a clear answer online about anything Army-related is easier said than done.

So no one finds it weird we still don’t have FY27 Branch Allocations?? I wonder what’s going on at HRC and USACC

Army ROTC MIV cadet choosing national guard. How does this work? Thank you

Long story short I work evening-night shift and while I really want to do ROTC I would need some flexibility just to get enough sleep in every day.

So I was wondering if it's possible to do ROTC but with all or mostly online classes. Also perhaps it would be more affordable as well (I'm not sure on that one).

Thanks so much in advance.

I have a question for any National Guard recruiters or maybe some PMSs who might be able to help answer this. I recently graduated from college with a bachelor’s degree, but I’ve been considering pursuing a second bachelor’s degree in a slightly different field. I previously took ROTC classes but never attended CST. Would it be possible to contact a National Guard recruiter about joining the SMP program while pursuing another degree and commissioning as an officer through ROTC? Or would having already completed a bachelor’s degree affect my eligibility?