ROTC Scholarships
What is the ROTC?
The ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) is to train college students for future service in branches of the US Military; the Army, Air Force, and Navy each have their own ROTC programs. To students who qualify, the ROTC programs offer scholarships that cover the cost of their education. In exchange, there is an expectation that students fulfill active duty services in their chosen branch of Armed Forces.
What does the ROTC offer you?
ROTC is available at over 1,000 colleges and university. For students who qualify, ROTC programs offer students a number of benefits including:
An opportunity to develop technical and leadership skills
A structured path to a career after college
Specialized professional training for military officer positions after college
Scholarships that cover tuition, books, and other student necessities
Long-term career guidance and continued professional education
What should I take into consideration?
It is important to remember that ROTC scholarships provide these benefits in exchange for 3-12 years (depending on scholarship acceptance and degree level) of active duty service after your completed degree. Carefully examine these commitments, along with your future goals, before accepting a scholarship or entering a program.
How do I find additional information or apply?
Explore the US Military ROTC websites below. There is information at these websites about the specific scholarships and requirements. Through these websites you can search specific information about the schools that offer ROTC programs and the information on those programs.
Air Force: https://www.afrotc.com