Nothing too special, I'll run down a few things though:
Of my letters of rec. all knew me 10+ years, one was my university president, the other an Army civilian employee, and another a Lt. Comm in the Navy.
PT was 256, with 80% or better in run and push ups and 90% in sit ups.
AFQT 92, GT 127
3.3 GPA
I've been an English teacher for the last several years, many said my essay was exceptionally good.
At my Battalion board I earned 74 of 75 points and the Officers wrote some great things about me. My board was a little different and they tried to stump me on international affairs, global politics and such. Little did they know, that's my bread a butter.
I had some negatives going for me too though
Had to redo my medical because I had high blood pressure for a while which was noted on my forms. I was on rittalin for ADD as a kid as well.
There were issues with my initial security check, one security interviewer thought I wouldn't clear, another one did clear me though.
I'm 31 and was about 6 months shy of needing an age waiver.
My degree is in Business, not STEM (which are preferred these days.)
I've lived abroad for the last 8 years
The best advice I can give is:
If you're still in school, get your GPA up as high as you can. 3.5 would be great.
PT is free and it's good for you and me. Seriously though, run a lot and shoot for the highest score you can get.
Practice interviews. The Battalion Board is like a real world job interview on steroids. Mine was an hour and half long. Know the Army values, speak with confidence, try to be well-versed on current events, and sit up straight and look them in the eye.