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ROTC sorority woman here to repeat the "depends on the campus" advice. I started out at a school that had many Greek cadets/midshipmen in basically every GLO, couldn't swing a stick at a fraternity party without hitting an ROTC person, etc to a campus where I'm one of a handful of Greek cadets. My big is a cadet, my unit commander one semester was one of my sisters, but that's just one campus.
The best way to get to the military always depends on what you want out of higher education, what you want out of the military, and how much risk you're willing to take with either one. If you want to get a degree and have a "college experience," ROTC is probably a good route for you. If you're itching to get out there and the degree is less of your focus, than the other routes (which I'm admittedly not as well versed in as ROTC) may better suit your needs.
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