Well, I'm a junior in high school and I plan on joining AFROTC in college and am hoping on becoming a fighter pilot. I am medically qualified in every way other than my seasonal allergies. I take shots to build up an immunity to the pollen and they are completely controled by taking singular. I have not developed any asthma like syptoms due to my allergies, but they are documented in my medical history because of the shots. I was just wondering what my chances of getting a waiver are and how and when to get the waiver.

It is my understanding that when going into the Air Force, if you have allergies, it is an automatic disqualifier for a pilot slot.  However, if you somehow develop allergies after you are in, it isn't a big deal.