Can you complete Air Force ROTC in 2 years?

Air Force ROTC is looking for seniors who can stay matriculated for two years and juniors who will be graduating by May of 2018. This offer is open to all majors and is only available for a very limited time. This special program would send you to field training at an air force base between your junior and senior year.

Can you do ROTC with an associate’s degree?

Yes, but you will have to go through a basic camp the summer before your junior year. You can also apply for a 2 year scholarship.

Can I start ROTC as a sophomore?

Sophomores. You can still join Air Force ROTC as a Sophomore so long as you have at least three years of college remaining. You would simply sign up for both the freshmen and sophomore Aerospace Studies Courses. It seems like a lot but it is actually only one extra hour of class per week.

Can I join ROTC after college?

ROTC as a Graduate Student. The Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) prepares college students for careers as military officers. After graduation, master’s students can join the military as officers, typically for a four-year service agreement.

What are the requirements to get into Air Force ROTC?

Must take and pass the AFROTC Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA), with a minimum score of 75. You’re under no service obligation by simply applying for an Air Force ROTC scholarship. However, if you are awarded a scholarship, you become obligated when you accept and sign an agreement with the United States Air Force.

What happens if you don’t get a scholarship for AFROTC?

AFROTC members without a scholarship still receive immeasurable benefits, including leadership experience and a guaranteed job as an officer in the Air Force after graduation. It’s a challenge that can prepare you for a lifetime of success. For the most up-to-date information, visit the official Air Force ROTC website.

Can you do ROTC in high school?

Yes, both Junior ROTC in high school around the US, and Senior ROTC in colleges around the US.

Does the Air Force decide where you are stationed after Tech School?

When and where you attend tech school does not decide what base you will be stationed at after your graduation. In basic training, you will give your top location preferences and the Air Force will take them and the needs of the Air Force into consideration when giving you your new duty station.