Your record won’t have any impact. If a recruiter said he can work with it, any other qualifiers he puts on it after are irrelevant. Waivers aren’t tied to test scores in any way and probably aren’t required for something that was adjudicated (and sealed?) anyways. You might be able to spin it into a positive in your essay as the turning point in your life where you found purpose and committed to your current career trajectory.
Being a CFI or commercial ticket holder will make you more competitive for the Guard/Reserves. The hours would help your PCSM score for active duty as well.
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