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firstly, you can definitely get scholarships through afrotc your first two years, if on scholarship you aren't obligated until the first day your sophomore year. if on scholarship/contract (all junior and senior cadets are on contract) and you don't complete the program instead of entering as an officer you serve your four years enlisted. keep in mind that the usaf will not put money into a student who has no intention of commissioning (ie a senior enrolling in a first year class with no intention to attend field training). only people who have at least 4 years of school left can become as100 cadets. from my understanding you need to have at least 2 academic years remaining to be eligible. but there are also super special 1 year programs, though i'm not entirely sure on how they work, that they might have depending on what the air force needs (normally most engineering fields, legal, and nursing). from my understanding cadets who go this route enroll in as300 and as400 (junior and senior level afrotc classes at the same time and do the extended (6 week instead of 4 week) field training. you would never be allowed to be in the first year classes at this point but there is hope yet if you wan't to be an officer. you should check with your school's detachment. you probably aren't even interested in this info anymore but should another click on the thread as i did it'd be nice for an answer to be posted :)