For Army OCS, how competitive is a Liberal Arts degree with a 3.2 GPA?

Capt Daniel Goodman - My senior year as an out of state student, the tuition was less that $500. Even at the $2.65 minimum wage, a little help from the parents, and you didn't have any student debt. I tried to talk my boys into doing an enlistment before going to school, let Uncle Sam help pay for it and maybe you will have a better idea what you want to do for a career. The youngest almost did my route, except accumulated some college debt doing it, then joined the Navy.

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When I took the AFSB I got a 111 GT. 25 in the foreign aptitude test. I was 17 and a half. Quit high school basically at 16. My recruiter says wait six months and we will send you to OCS. We will get you your GED here. I refused and was sent to fort bliss. AIT was a Belvoir. Engineer Repair Parts Specialist. 76E20. I was number one in my class. Later in Wiesbaden I retook the GT test and scored 135. Plus as a SP/5 I was drawing pro pay. 30 bucks a month. Base pay as a E5 over 2, 272 a month. I was rich. As a SSG I scored 156 out of 160 on my pro pay score. After I made warrant my battalion commander Ron Hite told me when He was a 2 Star that as a CW2 I was better than any COL he ever had work for him.

Thank you so much for your response. I am confident in all other factors for my OCS packet, its just the recruiter told me its better to have a STEM degree. So I was quite worried this might be a major deciding factor.

Thank you for the motivation and support. I've always wanted to have the opportunity to say "I've served" and do something worth-wild. I will do my best.