An appreciation of the requirements for national security. Entering students may enroll in the Air Force Four-Year Program. Students with at least two academic years remaining in college may apply for the Two-Year Program. The more popular and preferred program is the traditional Four-Year Program. To enroll, simply register for Air Force Aerospace Studies in the fall term of the freshman year in the same manner as for other college courses.
Classes meet one hour per week and are required for freshmen and sophomores.
POC classes meet three hours per week and are required for all juniors and seniors. Qualified officer candidates will attend the Air Force ROTC field training for four weeks between their sophomore and junior years. The Two-Year Program is available for college students with two years of undergraduate or graduate study remaining. The applicant will take the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test, will be given a physical examination at no expense, and will meet a selection board. Like their four year counterparts, they are paid while at field training and will receive travel pay to and from the Air Force base hosting field training.