scroll down on the forums and all there is are posts asking the same thing........here's a few... http://www.avitop.com/AspNetForums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3063 http://www.avitop.com/AspNetForums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3025 http://www.avitop.com/AspNetForums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3037 http://www.avitop.com/AspNetForums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2788 ...

if i'm reading this right you're about to graduate from your university and want to be a pilot? i think the only options you really have that have a bit of a chance would be looking into officer trainig school (since its too late for you to join afrotc) or you may want to look into air national guard..am not very knowledgable about them so....ya ...

don't kno man :( try contacting some people on the official sites.

at your age i wouldn't worry at all about height requirements or physical fitness (well dont' go and gain 200 pounds...but don't go and become a body builder just yet either). what you need to do if you plan on becoming a pilot is focus on academics. gpa and extra curricular activities are extremely good things to have as pilots these days.  ...

from what i've read and heard (my dads been in the air force all my life) you have just as good a shot as becoming a pilot through afrotc as you do goin to the academy. depends who you talk to but i wouldn't worry about it. and a degree in aerospace isn't necessary. doesn't have to relate to flight if you don't want it. just something ...

ur first question i have no idea about lol. and ur second thing..about serving so many years...you do the rotc however long you're in college. usually people sign up their freshmen year but they still allow new signups sophomore year as well. and when you're done with that hopefully you go into upt...not the academy. see what you want is to go ...

unless your goal is to go to the academy, in which case you would work your ass off in highschool to get good grades and stuff, the only thing you need to do now is stay a good student and continue to do well in ur extra curricular activities. you don't have to join jrotc (prob wouldn't hurt...don't really kno much about it) or anything like that ...

From what i've read it appears the best roads into getting into pilot training (upt) are either through the airforce academy or by enrolling into afrotc while working on getting some sort of technical degree at your college. chances of you becoming a pilot if you enlist into the airforce after highschool or go into officer training school (ots) ...

anyone kno an eta when these are supposed to start dropping to students coming out of upt?