OregonHerc

Same here. It was about three weeks for me. My pay was a touch less, because I live in Oregon, which has its own income tax.

I don't know if anyone posted this already in this thread, but "Once an Eagle" is a very good book. The paperback version is long though (somewhere in the neighborhood of 800pgs IIRC).

How many MTI's did you have?

No. ROTC time isn't credited to time in service.

There's been a fair amt of stuff on this already on here, but basically just don't be fake, speak well (enunciate, use proper grammar, and don't say "like" "um" or anything like that), and look the interviewer in the eye. Also, as for Type I's, if you're not going to be an EE or a Meteorology major, forget the Type I. You may get a 4 year Type II. Edit: forgot to say something

They should all be calculated together, but I'm not an expert on it.

My vote is for shirt and tie. Just make sure that you don't look like an assbag when you go in there, and you'll be golden.

It's about an hour north of Santa Barbara, so I think it's in Southern Cal.

I got space and missile. My last damn choice... Oh well, being a 22 year old in Southern Cal isn't going to be the worst thing in the world.

I know that Univ. Washington found out late last week. Nothing from either of the Oregon schools though...

Sorry, I basically forgot to ask my question, but Kayla answered it. She wants to be a pediatrician, but it'll be difficult to find a job?

Hi everyone, I had a question about significant others and them going to med school. Has anyone gone through this? I'm commissioning in about a year, and I really don't know how this is going to work after graduation. Thanks for your help.

I only get $350 a semester...So I'm not sure...Twice that would make me a happy person.

Stipend's going up and textbook money is at $700/yr. (Which isn't too much, seeing as how I have four books for every class...and I have 6 classes).