Do I have any options to receive a commission?

It's going to be hard to get commissioned Active via OCS for a while. With the drawdown the number of slots for ROTC and West Point are being cut and OCS is being slashed.

Also retention rates for current LTs and CPTs could be forced as low as 50%.

Unless you are willing to go for a reserve commission you may be out of luck unless you plan on going to school to get a direct commission in a special field.

MSG Cunningham,

There are essentially five options in obtaining a commission as a military officer, prerequisites include a four year degree from an accreditted college or university and meeting the medical requirements:

1-Service Colleges/Military Academies--i.e. USMA-West Point
2-Officer Candidate School
3-Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
--This includes Green-to-Gold and ROTC Scholarships
4-Direct Commission-Professional Degree and more than likely you will need to provide adequate documentation such as your past history as a Medical Doctor, Pastor/Priest, Dental Practice, etc. (This is were people enter at typically higher rank than second lieutenants based on their qualifications and tenure in their respective fields).
5-National Guard/Reserve---State Level Options for OCS, ROTC--includes the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP) which is a combination of Drill with your unit while maintaining your ROTC training on campus.

Hope this helps, sometimes there could be some combinations that lead to Active duty from the National Guard/Reserve components, however if you have questions, let me know.

92A is harder than the average MOS to get promoted in, and with the drawdown, your MOS will be affected. I can see why you may be looking for other options.