Four Year National

Requirements

MUST be a citizen of the United States
Must have a combined score of a 1200 on the SAT with a minimum of 540 Math score and 550 Verbal/Critical Reading score OR a combined score of a 47 on the ACT with a minimum of a 21 Math score and 22 English score
Must conduct an Applicant Fitness Assessment(AFA)
Must be in good health standards per the DODMERB medical requirements
Must complete Calculus I and II by the end of your sophomore year
Must complete Physics I and II by the end of your junior year
Must maintain a minimum of a 2.5 GPA and a score of a Good Low on the Physical Fitness Exam
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Marine Option Program

If you're interested in leading Marines, Navy ROTC is an outstanding way to become a United States Marine Corps officer and earn your bachelor's degree in any field of study you choose. As you learn about each naval community your first summer, you will have the opportunity to experience submarine, aviation, surface warfare, and Marine life. The second summer, you will go to the Mountain Warfare Course in Bridgeport, California to learn how to climb, navigate, and survive the mountains. Your last summer, you will use all the knowledge you gained over the past three years at Officer Candidate School (OCS). OCS will test your physical, academic, and leadership abilities. Being a Marine is all about unselfishness, discipline, and gumption.

Top 10 disqualifying medical conditions that do not get waivers to come into the program:

• ADHD on meds and/or accommodations

• Depression or anxiety, recent, recurrent, or severe

• Orthopedic issues, recent, recurrent, current, uncorrected

• Asthma, current or recent

• Color blindness (for Navy URL programs)

• Hearing loss or conditions with associated hearing loss

• Nut allergies, requiring strict avoidance (needs to carry epipen)

• Bad vision (high myopia or vision that does not correct)

• Head injuries with prolonged sequela at risk for re-injury

• Recurrent unexplained loss of consciousness

Note: The Navy considers medical waivers AFTER scholarships are awarded. This list of conditions is not all inclusive and is provided to educate rather than discourage applicants. Scholarship are not activated until medical qualification or waiver is received; meeting Navy or Marine Corps physical fitness requirements may also be a requirement of scholarship activation.

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