- Be a U.S. citizen
- Be between the ages of 17 and 27 (at the time of commissioning)
- Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an accredited college or university
- Meet academic requirements (minimum GPA varies depending on scholarship type)
- Meet physical fitness standards
- Have no moral or legal disqualifications
Types of Army ROTC Scholarships
There are three main types of Army ROTC scholarships:
- Three-Year Scholarship: Awarded to high school seniors and provides three years of scholarship support.
- Two-Year Scholarship: Awarded to college students who have completed their freshman year and provides two years of scholarship support.
- Four-Year Scholarship: Awarded to high school seniors who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement and leadership potential and provides four years of scholarship support.
How to Apply for an Army ROTC Scholarship
The application process for an Army ROTC scholarship typically involves the following steps:
- Contact your local Army ROTC recruiter or visit the Army ROTC website for more information.
- Complete the scholarship application, which includes submitting transcripts, test scores, and letters of recommendation.
- Attend a medical examination and physical fitness assessment.
- Interview with an Army ROTC scholarship selection board.
Obligations of Army ROTC Scholarship Recipients
Army ROTC scholarship recipients have the following obligations:
