Army ROTC National Scholarship
May cover full tuition, a monthly allowance, and book support under the contract; recipients must complete ROTC and commission.
About Army ROTC National Scholarship
The Army ROTC scholarship combines college funding with officer training and a post-graduation service commitment.
The national application is competitive and typically begins after junior year of high school. Applicants must meet academic, medical, and physical standards, enter Army ROTC, and gain admission to a participating college. GPA, testing, interviews, immigration status, and priority majors may vary by cohort; the campus unit confirms acceptable academic plans.
Check the current cohort timeline and create an account in the scholarship portal after junior year. List several ROTC campuses, apply for college separately, and prepare for medical and physical review. Before signing, request the contract and compare four-year scholarships, tuition/room-and-board options, and active or Reserve obligations.
Who it serves and what it can cover: May cover full tuition, a monthly allowance, and book support under the contract; recipients must complete ROTC and commission.
How to apply or get help: Check the current cohort timeline and create an account in the scholarship portal after junior year. List several ROTC campuses, apply for college separately, and prepare for medical and physical review. Before signing, request the contract and compare four-year scholarships, tuition/room-and-board options, and active or Reserve obligations. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.
Public student financial-aid program