The 2020-2021 Marine Corps Option ROTC scholarship dates have been announced. The application deadline for Navy ROTC - Marine Corps Option is January 31, 2022. Make sure you complete your packet by this date. The Marine Corps Option boards will be held: November 2021 February 2022 Note that each Marine Corps Recruiting district
Hi Everyone, The Navy ROTC scholarship application deadline for high school students graduating in 2023 is January 31, 2023. All application requirements must be submitted by this date. Navy ROTC Boards will be conducted on the following dates: 17-21 October 2022 14-18 November 2022 12-16 December 2022 9-13 January 2023 23-27 January
AFROTC and SFROTC Scholarship Deadline The following are the 2022-2023 AFROTC and SFROTC Scholarship deadlines and board dates. The Air Force and Space Force ROTC scholarship application deadline for high school students graduating in 2023 is December 31, 2022 to open an application and January 12, 2023 to complete the application. Board
There a number of great reasons not to compete on the October Army ROTC Board. For an average candidate, by waiting until January, you will likely increase your chances of receiving a scholarship. It is important to know you are only boarded once and receive a candidate score on that board. Even
The 2022-2023 Army ROTC scholarship deadlines and board dates have been announced. As per previous years, they are in October, January, and March. The 2022-2023 Army ROTC scholarship deadlines are: 10 October 2022 – board meets 17-21 October 2022 16 January 2023 – board meets 23-27 January 2023 6 March 2023 – board meets 13-17
Hi Everyone, Here opening dates and links for the various services ROTC scholarship applications for the school year 2020-2021. Here are the links for each of the Services: Navy ROTC: Open on April 1st. Air Force ROTC: Open on June 1st. Army ROTC: Open on June 12th. ROTC Scholarship Consulting has an
Each year we do an initial analysis on the Army ROTC candidates who we advise. We control for most of the other variables as our work with them helps them max out other areas such as activities, essays, and the PT test. They are all similarly prepared by us for the interview.
As a Professor of Military Science at the University of Southern California, I had the opportunity to sit a scholarship board for Army ROTC at Fort Knox, Kentucky. I wanted to give you my observations about the board in order to understand from one member’s perspective what we are looking for. What application
