What it is: Joining the military directly without a college degree or prior officer training.
Key Aspects: You'll learn specific job skills and get direct experience with military operations.
Path to Officer: You can later pursue a degree and become an officer through OCS or ROTC.
What it is: A competitive, four-year federal college that provides a free education in
exchange for an officer's commission and a service commitment.
Key Aspects: Highly structured, disciplined environment, integrated military training with academics, and strong leadership development.
Scholarship Opportunity: Full scholarship including tuition, room and board.
What it is: A college-based leadership program that prepares students to become officers after graduation.
Key Aspects: Offers a more traditional college experience, with military training integrated with your university education.
Scholarship Options: Cadets can earn scholarships to cover tuition, books, and other expenses.
What it is: An intensive, short course designed to commission college graduates or prior enlisted personnel into officer roles.
Key Aspects: Faster track to officer status for those with a four-year degree or those seeking to become officers from an enlisted role.
United States Coast Guard.pdfUS Air Force and Space Force.pdfNavy and Marine Corp.pdfUnited States Army.pdf
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a multiple-choice test that measures a person's developed abilities and aptitudes, used by the U.S. military for both eligibility and job placement, and by high school students for career planningÂ
The ASVAB will be offered at Lone Peak on the following dates:
November 5th
April 1st
Come to the counsling office to register for the test