Jordan Said:

Can NROTC cadets be commissioned in naval careers like...?

We Answered:

NROTC MIDSHIPMAN, not Cadets

The line officer part means you're either going Surface, Surface Nuke, Aviation, or sub nuke. A couple go EOD or get a shot at BUD/S, but less than 1%. That's all your choices.

And the answer is it isn't happening, you're going unrestricted line. A couple get to go med school, but you wouldn't be a radiation health specialist...

Mark Said:

Do I Have A Chance Getting Into Stanford?

We Answered:

Yes, if you were a junior with that resume you'd be a realistic candidate for Stanford.

As for art: to have it help in college admissions, you will need to have a portfolio of your work to show. Ask an art teacher for advice about putting together and maintaining a portfolio.

And, consider taking on an attitude of a little humility when applying to colleges. You're applying to be a student and learn what they have to teach, not for an endowed professorship.

Keep in mind that all the selective schools have many applicants who are just as good as you for each place in their classes. If you don't get in it won't be about your failings, but simply the luck of the draw.

Freddie Said:

Do you think I can make it into the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UICU)?

We Answered:

You have completed about 25% of your high school career and have done very well. Keep it up and you do have an excellent chance.

Good luck./

Bryan Said:

I am i good enough for college?

We Answered:

sounds good to me - you seem to be concerned about other people in general, and that's what really counts. If you ever have trouble with nursing classes (some of them can be hard, such as organic chem) just take less classes, but stick with it. Don't worry about the money, once you become a nurse you will be able to pay school off. Maybe start with a community college first, if you're not sure? Good luck.