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Pay for college and serve your country by joining Army ROTC!! Scholarships are available for 2, 3, and 4 years!!
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Scholarships
There are two, three and four-year scholarships available for non-contracted cadets. Four-year national scholarships are offered to high school seniors (Applications are due around December); three and two-year scholarships are offered to college freshmen and sophomores (These applications are due in March each year) All awards are based on GPA, interview results, and participation in community and school activities. All scholarship and contracted cadets also receive a subsistence allowance of $250 to $400 per month while attending school. Green to Gold scholarships are offered to Army active duty personnel in four, three and two-year terms. All applications can be obtained by calling 1-800-USA-ROTC or by clicking on the above ROTC National Headquarters link.
Show me the MONEY!!!
- Scholarships pay full tuition and mandatory fees OR Room and Board fees.
- In addition to the awarded scholarship, each winner receives a flat rate of $900 annually for books, supplies and equipment as well as up to $250 to $400 per month stipend during school.
- Selection of winners is based on academic record, SAT or ACT test results, school official's evaluations, extracurricular, leadership and athletic activities, a scholarship board, and the Army Physical Fitness Test.
- Since the Army, like many of today's top organizations, value technological skills, scholarship preference is given to students pursing degrees in engineering, the physical sciences, and nursing. Students pursuing other degrees are also encouraged to apply and these students are often scholarship winners as well.
Eligibility
You are eligible to apply for a scholarship if you meet the following requirements:
- You're a U. S. Citizen.
- You will be 17 years of age or older before the scholarship is effective.
- You have a minimum SAT score of 920 or a composite ACT of 19.
- You have 2.5 high school GPA.
- You have a cumulative college grade point average of 2.5 or greater (if college freshmen or sophomore).
- You participate in leadership, extracurricular and athletic activities ( a part-time job earns you substitute credit).
- You'll be under 27 on June 30 of the year you expect to graduate from college (qualifying veterans may be granted an age extension of up to three years.)
- You're a high school graduate or have equivalent credit.
- You agree to accept a commission in the United States Army.
- You must pursue an Army approved academic major.
- You must also meet required physical standards.
Your ROTC Commitment
As a winner of a 4, 3 or 2-year scholarship, you're required to take an ROTC class, which meets two times each week. You will be required to attend physical training three times a week and leadership laboratory once a week. Upon graduation, you have an obligation to accept a commission and serve full time in the Active Army for four years, or part time in either the Army National Guard, or the US Army Reserve for eight years.
ROTC's Commitment to You
In addition to helping you meet the escalating cost of going to college, our program provides an experience that successful careers are built on. You'll be given personal, scholastic and professional training no other college course offers. You'll learn how to take charge, how to perform under pressure, and how to lead and inspire others. You'll graduate with an impressive resume in leadership and management, and with the background employers value. That makes ROTC a step in a very smart direction.
How to receive an application
High school students should call 1-800-USA-ROTC to obtain a four-year scholarship or Green to Gold application. You'll also receive important information which will make your transition to college much easier. You may also call the Ram Battalion Recruiting and Scholarship Officer at (970) 491-1640 or email COL Peter Bleich (Peter.Bleich@colostate.edu).
College students should contact the Ram Battalion or the nearest Military Science Department. (970) 491-1640 or (970) 491-6506, and ask for COL Peter Bleich , Recruiting and Scholarship Officer. Call us and we can call you back to save long distance charges!! |