How good will i look to MEPS?

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How good will i look to MEPS?I want to qualify for 11b and I'm only a few months shy of 16, but as of now, what do you think would happen to me at MEPS?
1) I have "very mild asthma" as my doctor has called it. I can't even remember the last time i had an attack or where my inhaler is. It doesn't bar me from exercising or anything else for that matter.
2) When i 13, i cut myself on my inner thigh for only about a week. I have 8 "scars" added from both legs and only one is really a bumpy, white anomaly. The others are just brown slits. (I'm using Mederma to hopefully fade them to the point of obscurity). Other then that, i have NO written medical history of depression, medication or anything else and i haven't even felt down since. It was just a phase.
I'm not "athletic" fit, but i have a very fast metabolism, so, lucky me, i never really gain weight. I've been exercising lately (push-ups, sit-ups, running, breathing exercises and walking with weighted bookbag). I don't do drugs, i don't drink, I'm not gay, I have practically no body fat. Any help?
I know i can't enlist yet, I'm just trying to get an early opinion.

-gigreg13f
Do not tell them you have asthma or ever did. Automatic DQ. Other than that nobody cares about scars as long as you havnt had surgery recently

-ArmyChemo
Considering you are 16 you are not qualified at all. You must be 17 with parents permission or 18 by yourself. The asthma may (and probably will be) a problem for you. It is one of the largest disqualifiers.

-Vitamin E
-It doesn't matter if you have "very mild asthma". It is going to be classified as Asthma on your medical chart, and that shit won't look good.
-Scars are largely pointless, they don't really care.
-It's good that you got no real problems, mentally or physically, but you're gonna want to gain some muscle mass.

-Jon. N
Don't tell them you have Mild Asthma.
Your scars are OK just don't mention you stayed over night at a hospital if you did,If your scars aren't really visible don't even mention it.

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