monkeybutlr Posted September 25, 2011 Posted September 25, 2011 Hi, I'm a college student who's in interested in joining the military and especially flying! I'm thinking about applying to the Army's WOFT Program. I know all the things I have to do and how long it can take. And on Monday I'm going to go talk to a Army recruiter. Hopefully they are going to be helpful. But I'm wondering what are my actually chances of selected to be a warrant officer and a pilot? Here are my credentials: Im a 19 year old maleHigh School diploma17 college creditsScored a 71 on ASVAB with 178 on the GT section (planning on retaking to get in the 90 percentile)Medically and physically qualified, great eye sightEagle Scout4 years of JROTC5 hours of flight time1 semester of AFROTCOnly 1 restaurant type jobVery Clean Background Thanks in Advance for any information or advice! Quote
akscott60 Posted September 25, 2011 Posted September 25, 2011 See if you can retake the ASVAB. Study for the AFAST and destroy it. Most of the street to seat guys I know got at least a 130. I scored a 150. Eagle scout is good. The recruiter will probably not be helpful. Do not let them talk you into enlisting first unless that is what you want to do. You want the WOFT program. As for chances..... About 10 to 12 of us civilians get selected a board. About 1300 flight school students go through rucker a year. Quote
monkeybutlr Posted September 25, 2011 Author Posted September 25, 2011 Do you know how many civilians apply each to each board? Quote
akscott60 Posted September 26, 2011 Posted September 26, 2011 I think there were about 24 on mine. Quote
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