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Air Force ROTC In College Scholarship

If you’re already in college, you can still experience the benefits of joining Air Force ROTC. In addition to detachment-specific scholarship opportunities, freshman and sophomore students may be eligible for the In-College Scholarship Program (ICSP). The program awards scholarships based on merit during two selection phases (fall and spring semesters) and are offered to cadets pursuing a technical major. Selectees will also receive a monthly living expense stipend and an annual book stipend.

NROTC 2-Year Scholarship

The Navy ROTC 2 -year scholarship is a full tuition scholarship to a partner college or university. It also pays all colleges/university educational fees and provides uniforms and Naval Science textbooks as well as a stipend for textbooks (currently $750 per academic year ($375 per semester or $250 per quarter) and a Summer Cruise. Students also get a subsistence allowance each academic month: (Sophomore – $300/month, Junior $350/month, Senior – $400/month).

NROTC Preparatory Scholarship

The mission of the NROTC Preparatory Programs (NPP) is to expand NROTC opportunities to underserved or disadvantaged populations to produce a more diverse inclusive Navy officer corps. High school students may apply for one-year university, or privately funded scholarships to support room, board and tuition while enrolled in a university NROTC preparatory program. University NROTC Prep programs are designed to improve midshipman candidates’ academic and life skills to prepare for the rigorous NROTC academic program.

Financial aid may be available to those who qualify. The information on this site is for informational and research purposes only and is not an assurance of financial aid.

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