<p>I applied to the NROTC Scholarship not too long ago. I am an average student with a 3.93 Cumulative GPA, with a low 23 on my ACT, and in the top 10% of my graduating class. Sadly every time I took the ACT I came in with toilet paper stuffed in my jacket from the bathroom of the building. However, I need some advice for an upcoming interview. What really has me on edge is that I never made any interview date with my recruiter. Suddenly I receive a call from my interviewer telling me that tomorrow is my final day for the interview. Therefore I have an interview tomorrow an hour after school ends. I am really nervous and was told I didn't need to bring anything...
Please, I need some reassuring advice and help.</p>
<p>MD Mom is correct. NAVY wants leaders and problem solvers. Here is a hint. Few problems are solved solo. Team work is the secret to success in the U.S. military.</p>
<p>I understand quite well that leadership is very crucial in having success and achieving goals. I understand. However, what I am most concern about is having so little time to prep myself or even mentally prepare myself for such an eventful day! Is there a reason for the immediate interview or lack of prep time? I honestly want to ask my recruiter that question, but I am quite worried I might offend him.</p>
<p>Well…you could have started your application in August, which is when my son first started his. You may not have lots of time, but it was within your control. I hope it went well for you. The last board to review applications is this month.</p>