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What are the GPA requirements to be an AFROTC cadet? To be in AFROTC, non-scholarship cadets must have and maintain a minimum CGPA of at least 2.0. Scholarship cadets must have a minimum TGPA of at least 2.5.

BLUF: To Pass the BFA a male airman must achieve a body fat percentage equal or lower than 26%. A Male airman must achieve a BFA equal or lower to 18%. Attachment 20 and 21 contain the scoring tables.

An AS500 is a Cadet in their third year of AFROTC who did not attend Field Training, is not medically qualified, did not earn an EA, or did not make the grades the semester before Field Training. AS500 Cadets usually remain in the GMC Corps and participate as underclassmen.

A: It's a plan and living document. You get to update it when you need too and you are required to update it each fall during recertification. Q: I'm at a 2-year college, how do I make a 4 year plan?

ROTC applicants and those that are currently in Air Force ROTC are required to take the standard Air Force Physical Assessment consisting of 1.5 mile run, 1 minute pushups, 1 minute situps and a body composition test. Reference: Air Force Instruction (AFI) 36-2905 contains the guidance for taking the Air Force PT Test.

A perfect score is 100, but passing is 75. Those who score 90 or better may take the test only once a year, rather than twice. The 20-meter high-aerobic shuttle run (HAMR) is a new alternative test of aerobic fitness authorized by the Air Force for its annual PT test. “We constantly innovate,” said Lt. Gen.

6. BODY FAT STANDARDS: FEMALE 26% MALE - 18% 7. CHECK APPLICABLE BOX IS WITHIN AIR FORCE WEIGHT STANDARDS EXCEEDS AIR FORCE WEIGHT STANDARDS IS BELOW AIR FORCE WEIGHT STANDARDS 8.

Air Force ROTC require High School Scholarship applicants to complete a Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) and record the results using this certification form. The PFA consists of three events: one-minute push-ups, one-minute sit-ups, and a 1.5 mile run.

To be eligible for scholarship consideration, the student must achieve an SAT critical reading/math composite of 1100 or an ACT score of 24 and attain a cumulative unweighted GPA of at least 3.0.