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Army ROTC Scholarships |
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The Army awards scholarships based on applicant merit, not on financial need. Four-, three-, and two-year scholarships are available to qualified students. |
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High school seniors may be awarded either a four- or three-year advanced designee scholarship. College freshmen and sophomores can apply for either a three- or two-year scholarship respectively.
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Requirements for ROTC Scholarship |
4 Year (Starting as a freshman) |
2 & 3 Year (Finished one year of college) |
| United States Citizen |
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| Age 17 before the scholarship s effective |
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| Take the SAT or ACT before November of the year you apply |
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| The most competitive 4 year applicants will have an SAT score of 1100 or higher, and/or an ACT sore of 24 or higher |
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| Good High School grades |
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| Participate in leadership, extracurricular and athletic activities.(Part time jobs earn substitute credit) |
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| High School graduate or equivalent |
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| Pursue an Army-approved academic major |
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| Agree to accept a commission as either a US Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard Officer |
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| Meet physical standards |
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| Meet the cumulative grade point average in all academic courses |
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| Be recommended by the Professor of Military Science (PMS) |
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Additional ROTC Links |