Process for Applying as an Active Duty Officer

[awin31]

I am currently active duty (commissioned out of an academy this past may) and am trying to apply to medical school in the 22/23 cycle. I applied as a cadet but ultimately did not get accepted. I've looked everywhere and contacted hpsp recruiters and can't seem to get straight answers about what the process looks like. I have all the prereqs done and have an MCAT score I would like to apply again with before it expires (I took it June 2020)

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[HopefulPilot]

You have to have approval from your branch manager that they’ll release you if accepted by HSPS or Usuhs. Your adso will be added to the end of medical school adso.
1. Apply to med school early
2. Discuss release with branch manager (likely will need CoC memo saying they concur)
3. Apply for hpsp/usuhs conditional paperwork (google this stuff)
4. Get accepted to med school
5. Hope everything gets processed. If it doesn’t, ask for deferral for a year from your favorite acceptance

 

[d2305]

Call Millington if your Navy and San Antonio if your Army. Air Force?

 

[awin31]

Call Millington if your Navy and San Antonio if your Army. Air Force?

Air Force

 

[d2305]

It's somewhere in the beltway in VA. I could find you a name if you were Navy.