- Classroom Instruction.  Classes focus on developing organization leadership and management techniques, individual military skills, small unit tactics, US military history, professional ethics, oral and written communications skills, military justice, and other professional knowledge subjects required for effective performance of duty as a commissioned officer.

- LABS.  Places students in leadership positions, teach and provide practical experience in military drill and ceremony, troop leading procedures, small unit tactical operations, and other facets of being a junior officer in the Army.

- Physical Fitness Training.  Physical fitness training builds physical conditioning, teamwork, and esprit de corps.  Physical fitness sessions are scheduled one hour on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings.  Training focuses on preparation for the Army Physical Fitness Test, including organized sports and swimming activities. 

- Field Instruction.  Field training exercises reinforce classroom and LABS instruction by placing students in realistic tactical situations under field conditions.

2-YEAR ARMY ROTC PROGRAM

 

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