What are the time requirements for the Rucks
Also is the 4x36 a must pass. I don’t leave for a few months and I just want to keep up with working out to be good to go

anyone experiences the same issue now?

I just got contracted this summer, but I just got an injury. The likelihood is that I will be out for the semester. (3-4 months starting now)

My issue is, I am scared my scholarship will get paused and won't pay for my tuition. I know the Army takes ~45 days to distribute funds to universities for those who opted for the tuition option, but I am now exremelt worried that it won't be signed off on now that I am injured. I already took the AFT, and I heard from someone that you will be fine as long as you can take the AFT once per semester - I've also seen people still be able to definitely participate in Classes, Labs, and sometimes FTX.

For those who dealt with this situation, what were your options?

Hey all, MS3 non scholarship contracted SMP CDT. I have always been prescribed Klonopin for fear of flying , which MEPS and DODMerb has seen and waivered.

Last December, I was about to head off to study abroad and my Dr. prescribed it again. I honestly didn’t think to report it specifically, because it’s been on my record. I don’t NEED it to fly, but it sure is helpful. I fly without it. I didn’t use the prescription, but I am wondering if I need to report it since I was already on it before, and if it’s going to jeopardize my army career?

I didn’t even think about it until I saw it looking for my immunizations. Obviously I will let my cadre know but just wondering if this is gonna mess me up? Thanks!

Medical Service Corps is the only branch I'm really interested in, but I was told it's currently full. What options do I have if I still want to commission into the Army National Guard?

I also plan on applying to medical school in the next 1–2 years, so I'm not sure if I should wait, branch something else, or pursue another route. Has anyone been in a similar situation?