Posted on Jun 4, 2022
Should I pursue a college degree before applying to WOFT or go active duty in a 15-series MOS and then apply?
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I’m currently in high school and I was wondering if I should get a college degree in aviation then go street to seat, or go active duty army in a 15 mos then apply for woft. Tell me which one is better and why
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So you are in high school. An earlier post has you being a college graduate (3.25 GPA) and serving four years in the Army and still serving. Why not tell the truth?
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/what-are-my-chances-of-getting-accepted-into-woft-8d5d10bc-5bc7-405c-bbe3-6a53b73ec65c?urlhash=7696897
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/what-are-my-chances-of-getting-accepted-into-woft-8d5d10bc-5bc7-405c-bbe3-6a53b73ec65c?urlhash=7696897
What are my chances of getting accepted into WOFT? | RallyPoint
Graduated college with a 3.25 gpa with a bachelors of science in aviation, 124 GT score on the Asvab and served in the army four years as an AH-64 Apache repairer and still serving. What are my chances of getting into WOFT.
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James Valente - You did not say that it was a hypothetical question. You misrepresented yourself which is bad, very bad. Do not do misrepresent yourself again. The truth - are you in high school or a college graduate in the Army? I had asked you to fix your profile before and you failed to do so. No more games on your part.
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So right now I’m a freshman in high school wanting to be a army helicopter pilot, and I ask hypothetical questions to compare chances of getting selected by going to college or going active duty, just to see what route is for me, for now on tho I should probably say that the questions I ask are hypothetical.
So right now I’m a freshman in high school wanting to be a army helicopter pilot, and I ask hypothetical questions to compare chances of getting selected by going to college or going active duty, just to see what route is for me, for now on tho I should probably say that the questions I ask are hypothetical.
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James Valente - You said that you were a college graduate and had served four years in the military and were still serving. RallyPoint members replied to you in good faith not realizing that you were misrepresenting yourself. I had asked you to fix your profile which you failed to do. Do not allow any more falsehoods (lies) to appear in any future posts.
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