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Start strong in Army ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps). Give yourself an advantage with leadership classes throughout college and benefits like up to full-tuition, merit-based scholarships and other financial assistance. Stand out among your classmates when you graduate from college, able to earn a commission as a second lieutenant - an officer in the U.S. Army, Army National Guard or Army Reserve. Take advantage of this unique opportunity and see a future without limits.

Benefits

An honorable way to serve your country and your fellow citizens
Guaranteed job upon commissioning/graduation as a 2nd lieutenant
Wide variety of professional development opportunities
Scholarship opportunities

Requirements

Be a U.S. citizen.
Be between the ages of 17 and 26.
High School/College GPA of at least 2.5
Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Meet physical standards.
Agree to accept a commission and serve in the Army on Active Duty or in a Reserve Component (Army Reserve or National Guard).

Opportunities

German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge
Norwegian Foot March
Ranger Challenge
Dining-Out
Staff Ride - Battlefield analysis
Airborne
Air-Assault
CULP – Cultural Understanding and Leadership Program, a program which immerses cadets in a foreign culture
Army Summer Internships
NSTP - Nurse Summer Training Program

Army Careers

The Army hosts a wide range of jobs that you can perform as an Army Officer in one of 18 different branches that each have their own focus and expertise that you can enter into as a 2LT. Information on each branch can be found here.

Submission Deadlines

For High school Students:
- Document deadlines for four-year scholarship applications shift from year to year. Check here for specific deadlines.
- 1st High School Board: October 1
- 2nd High School Board: January 7
- 第三高中董事会:3月4日
For Current Undergraduate Students:
- Enroll in Military Science (MSC 101/102) class as an elective.
- Maintain a GPA above 2.5, and perform well in class.
- Scholarship applications become available half way through the semester and results posted the following semester.

Courses

Taking these classes allows the student the opportunity to participate in a number of activities that are unique to the Department of Military Science:

3 to 4-day Field Training Exercise (FTX) once per semester
Ranger Challenge Team
Weekly Fitness Training (Tues-Thurs for 1 hour)
Weekly 2-hour lab that builds on the knowledge gained in class and is instructed by the Juniors in the program

There is no obligation or prerequisite for taking the introductory courses in Military Science.

MSC-101,MSC-102,MSC-201,MSC-201

Students are required to be contracted and agree to accept a commission to serve in the Army on Active Duty or a Reserve Component (Army Reserve or National Guard) to take the following courses:

MSC-301,MSC-302,MSC-401,MSC-402

One of the following courses must be completed:

HST-211,HST-212,HST-234,HST-301,HST-302,HST-320,HST-400,HST-442

Scholarships

National 4-year scholarship. Visit to begin scholarship application process. (http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/scholarships.html)
2- and 3-year campus-based scholarships
GRFD National Guard
Nursing specific (up to 3.5 years)
Covers 100% tuition and fees or room and board • $1,200 annually to go towards textbooks
Maintain a minimum GPA of a 2.5 on a 4.0 scale
Must meet ROTC program requirements
Monthly contracting stipend of $420

Submission Deadlines

Document Submission Deadlines for four-year scholarship applications. These dates shift slightly from year to year check here for specific deadlines

1st High School Board: 01 October
2nd High School Board: 07 January
3rd High School Board: 04 March

Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP)

Many cadets choose to serve as officer trainees in the Army Reserve or the Indiana Army National Guard to earn more money for college. This is a volunteer officer training program that allows Army Reserve and Indiana Army National Guard enlisted members to participate in the advanced ROTC program.