1) What is my commitment after graduation?

            A: Upon contracting into the ROTC program (after MIL 301 or any ROTC tuition scholarships), it is an 8-year commitment on Active Duty or Reserve Component (National Guard or Reserves).  Active Duty commitment is 4 years and 4 years of Inactive Ready Reserve (IRR) and National Guard or Reserves commitment is 6 years and 2 years IRR. 

2) How much money will I get while enrolled in ROTC?

            A: Upon contracting in the ROTC program you will get the following STIPEND, which is dependent on education level:

3) What are the ROTC classes like?

            A: The classes are just like any other college classes.  The 100 level classes teach the basics of the ARMY.  200 level classes you learn more about teamwork, while 300 level classes are about Military Leadership and Tactical Skills.  Finally the 400 level classes are about being an Officer and their role in the ARMY.  Many of the Military Science classes have labs associated with them to where you practice what you have learned.

 4) How can I get my college paid for?

            A: The ROTC program may have available:

 

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