Personal Hurdles - Everyone Has Baggage

First off the US Army Officer is expected to be the most professional soldier wearing the uniform.  The Army sets high standards, and rightly so offers no compromise.  That being said, everyone has their own issues to work.  

My issues:

• 1997, I was 16 and charged with minor possession, and possession of paraphernalia... from talking with my recruiter, I have found out that because I am prior service (previously served) and I was able to obtain a waiver on my initial entry with no further problems arising, this will not be an issue in my current pursuit
• Various speeding violations from before I was 18 years old and one after
• Weight, I'm currently 6' 3" meaning I should only weigh a max of 206lbs, I'm currently at 217, I should make tape (my BMI is low enough to qualify)
  
• Physical Fitness I need to pass a PT (Physical Training) test running 2 miles in no more than 17 minues (I'm 27), do 42ish pushups in two minutes and 52ish situps in two minutes. No problem on the run, i've been working on pushups, and I need to get started on situps but haven't yet due to a minor operation on my back where I had a cist removed

I'll keep the status of these updated in how they have played into the application process as I make it through.