Follow these steps. No other means of providing scores to the program is acceptable. Scores forwarded directly from the applicant or a school will not be accepted. Your application will not be reviewed otherwise. Because each NROTC unit has a limited capacity for incoming freshmen, you may not get your first choice and may be assigned to your second- or third-choice school.
Leave a Comment. Students often ask when they should submit their ROTC scholarship applications. The short answer is to submit a strong and application early enough to be competitive when there are still many scholarships available. Usually, applications that are not complete when the application closes do not go before a review board at all. Some services allow interviews to occur after the scholarship deadline, as long as the interview is completed before the final board of review.
Because ROTC scholarship applications are more complicated than the average college application, you should start early and work diligently through the process. See below for Marine Option. When you fill out your application, make sure you answer ALL questions even the ones labeled "optional".
Project what you intend to accomplish as a Senior and indicate that on your application appropriately. Also, keep in mind that the board members want to know why you want to become a Naval Officer and lead men and women at sea, NOT why you want a scholarship. The board members want to know you as a person and not just a piece of paper, and the remarks sections allow you to show them who you truly are. They can inform you about the College Program option. More information is available at navy-officer.
We recommend that you go to navy. More information on OCS is available at netc. Additionally, the Navy provides opportunities for active duty officers to receive a master's degree through multiple Graduate Education Programs. We have thousands of qualified applicants, and selection criteria are based on many variables, which change from year to year.
Additionally, the economy has both directly and indirectly affected our production goals through a reduced budget and a reduction in attrition, respectively. Generally, we expect a certain amount of scholarship students currently in the NROTC program to drop on request or to have their scholarship withdrawn because of poor academics, inadequate performance or unbecoming character.
However, the security in having a source of income and exceptional benefits as an active military officer has influenced our scholarship students to work hard to maintain their scholarships. So, with increased competition and reduced production goals this year, board members were challenged with making tough decisions to select the most qualified potential Naval Officers.
Unfortunately, this results in a number of excellent candidates not receiving a scholarship nomination. They can inform you about becoming a College Program student and other scholarship opportunities.
Your scholarship does not pay for room and board or meals. Our scholarship covers tuition, fees, books and uniforms. You can get more information on OCS at netc. You should also focus on one of the languages listed below when selecting an LREC academic major.
Arabic Pashto. Cambodian Persian. Chinese Russian. Dari Serbo-Croatian. Farsi Somali. French Spanish. Hebrew Swahili. Hindi Tagalog. Indonesian Thai. Japanese Turkish. Kurdish Urdu. Malay Vietnamese. Under the LREC program, you will be listed as tier 3 major and will still need to select an unrestricted line community to be commissioned in. You then follow the same career progression and assignments as all other personnel associated with that community.
It will not be a problem to go from tier 1 to tier 2. I have been selected for a scholarship and would like to change my major from a tier 1 or 2 to a tier 3. How can I do that? You can formally request to change your major from a tier 1 or 2 to a tier 3; however, this requested change of tier will cause us to rescind your current scholarship offer.
Tier 1 majors can request changing to a tier 2 major without losing their scholarship, but a change from a tier 1 or 2 major to a tier 3 major results in a scholarship loss.
If you decide to go ahead with the change request to a tier 3, your scholarship will go before a new selection board to be reviewed in order to award you with a tier 3 major vice a tier 1 or 2. Please understand, though, that most of our scholarships are granted for tier 1 and tier 2 majors. I was selected for a scholarship and placed at a university where I did not get accepted or have not applied.
What do I do now? I was selected for a scholarship, but would like to request placement at a different university. What should I do? More information on the JAG Corps is available at jag. However, the Navy offers the Health Professions Scholarship Program, which you could apply for during your junior year of college as a scholarship midshipman. We only give 25 of these scholarships a year.
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