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Program
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For Undergraduate Students |
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Four-Year Program
: The four-year program is divided into two parts—the Basic
Course and the Advanced Course. The Basic Course comprises
the first two years of college. Except for scholarship
cadets, the Basic Course is voluntary and all students are
eligible. After the completion of the Basic Course, students
that meet the eligibility requirements and have demonstrated
leadership potential contract to the Advanced Course.
The Advanced Course consists of four concurrent semesters of
coursework and attendance at the
Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC) following the first year in the
Advanced Course.
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Three-and-a-Half Year Program
: Some cadets find out about the program in the middle of
their first year of college and decide to apply for a 3-year
scholarship or just want to take classes in the spring. In
this case, students enroll in the MS I class for the spring
semester and then double up on the MS I and II class the
next fall semester. Therefore, students complete the Basic
Course in three semesters as opposed to four. The rest of
the requirements are identical to the four-year program.
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Three-Year Program
: The three-year program is available to students who want
to start ROTC as a sophomore. Students complete the Basic
Course in one year instead of two by taking both the MS I
and II classes at the same time. Students in this program
are considered “compression” students. The rest of the
requirements are the same as the four-year program. |
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Two-Year Program
: The two-year option allows eligible students to contract
into the Advanced Course at the time they are academic
juniors, seniors or graduate students with four semesters of
coursework remaining before graduation.
Criteria for Two-Year program eligibility are as follows:
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Qualified prior service in the military
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Member of National Guard or Reserve with basic training completed
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Completion of three or more years of Junior ROTC in high school
with PMS approval
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Graduate of Army ROTC Leadership Training Course (formerly Basic
Camp) AND
54 credits (at least 60 preferred) of college coursework
completed towards a bachelor's degree or a graduate student
with a B.A. or B.S.
Students in the two-year option also attend LDAC
following the first year of the Advanced Course and complete
all required coursework as detailed in the last two years of
the four-year program.
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