Can I join ROTC mid semester?

No. Any undergraduate student with three or more years remaining should be eligible. So if you are a second-semester freshman, a sophomore or otherwise and have at least three years remaining in your undergraduate studies, you are likely able to join the ROTC program.

What is the latest you can join ROTC?

Be commissioned and enter active duty before age 39 (To receive a scholarship, you must be under age 31 on December 31 of the commissioning year). Be able to complete all undergraduate degree requirements in two years or less (minimum 1.5 years with a waiver).

Can I Do Air Force ROTC in grad school?

You may join AFROTC while completing your undergraduate or graduate degrees. In fact, we have cadets who graduate with an undergraduate degree and start their graduate degree while finishing the AFROTC program.

Does Air Force ROTC pay for grad school?

ROTC offers scholarships that provide full tuition plus fees, a book allowance, and a monthly stipend for graduate students. ROTC two-year scholarships require a four-year service commitment. The Army, Navy, and Air Force offer ROTC programs to pay for a master’s degree.

Do you have to be a freshman to join Junior ROTC?

No. In fact, the majority of students enrolled in college ROTC have never been involved in the Junior ROTC program. 4. Do I have to join Air Force ROTC as a freshman? No. Any student with at least a year remaining in their studies should be eligible for our program.

Is there a service commitment in the Air Force ROTC program?

If you are interested in becoming an officer, there is NO service commitment during the first two years of the Air Force ROTC program (the General Military Course) unless you have an Air Force ROTC scholarship.

Are you eligible for the Air Force ROTC in-college scholarship program?

In order to be eligible, you must fulfill all requirements and must have completed at least one term as a full-time student. For more information on the Air Force ROTC In-College Scholarship Program, check our College Student Scholarship section and contact the detachment at your desired college or university for specific details.

What happens if you miss two years of ROTC?

If accepted, you’ll go to a six-week ROTC summer camp, which makes up for the two years you’ve missed, which is a really good deal because the cadets who have already been in for two years have to go to a four-week camp. So, you pay only two weeks of your summer in exchange for the two years you were not in ROTC.