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Can you play sports, join a sorority, and be in ROTC all at the same time?

I am asking this question because I want to run track in college, but I also want to join a sorority. If i do not get a full scholarship in track I want to join ROTC to pay for my tuition. I know that all of these things take up alot of time, but I just want to know if its possible. #united-states-navy #collegiate-athlete #student-athletes

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Moeko’s Answer

It's great that you have so many aspirations! You'll want to do some due diligence to avoid being over-committed. I recommend connecting with someone in each area to understand what the time commitment looks like, which will help you determine if you can do it all. I was an athlete in college and practiced 20 hours a week, traveled on weekends for meets, in addition to taking ~15 credit hours a semester. Personally, I felt like this was a "full-time" schedule.
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Rico’s Answer

It is certainly possible. It all comes down to time management and setting priorities. At times you will have to make tough decisions. Have no doubt you will be very busy. Make sure your coaches, your sorority sisters and ROTC instructors know what you are dealing with and ALWAYS try to decflict conflicts prior to them coming up. Best of luck!
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