@Boseph Thanks for the additional info. Clearly this path is not well advertised yet, because you were told that you couldn’t go to the ANG, but here’s an article written by one of our previous clients who did just that: http://bogidope.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-earning-a-pilot-slot-in-air-force-rotc-part-2/.

Maybe starting that forum…

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The Ultimate Guide to Earning a Pilot Slot in Air Force ROTC, Part 2 | BogiDope

Share In part one of this article series, we discussed what Air Force ROTC is and what it is like. This article will detail how…

Thank you very much. For the ROTC Reserves route, you can go either Sponsored or Un-Sponsored, the latter of which I did of course. The only real difference in the application to the AFRC board through ROTC as a Sponsored candidate is some minor paperwork, I believe, essentially saying that you have been conditionally hired by a unit.

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@Dub-J It may be worth messaging @Boseph about the AFROTC pilot slots in the Guard/Reserve. He may have some useful insight.

Regarding your AFOQT scores, I would reach out to @Tutor-Gunboss about setting up some AFOQT tutoring. He has a some great tactics for maximizing your scores. Good luck!

@Boseph Congrats on the AFRC ROTC pilot slot! That’s super rare, so kudos to you. My understanding, though, was that you had to be “sponsored” by a squadron before going down that path. You got selected into the AFRC without a specific squadron assignment (“unsponsored”)? Can you share what that process was like (perhaps in a dedicated…

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Hello, everybody. My name is Bo, and I’m a Junior in AFROTC who recently got selected for a pilot slot in the Air Force Reserves. I’m expecting to commission in May of 2025, so right now I’m beginning to focus more on finding a Reserve unit and submitting my applications to them, hopefully before I commission; I have a few units and airframes…

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