Cadets must be physically, morally and spiritually ready for the Southern challenge. In addition, our curriculum covers human relations, sexism, human motivation, defense mechanisms, human groups and improving group effectiveness. Simultaneously they explore and learn to carry out the traditions, customs, and courtesies practiced in the 931st and the Air Force. Finally, the extracurricular activities such as the military ball, dining out, color guard, drill teams, and military aircraft flights give our cadets the opportunity to pu t the skills they learn in the classroom to practical use. The program allows them to see, do, and learn things that they never even imagined possible.
Experience is the mature route.
In time, a cadet of the 931st is able to see the invisible, touch the intangible, and accomplish the impossible. Scholarships pay for most tuition costs, plus books and fees at more than 750 universities and colleges. Scholarships are offered in engineering, science, and selected technical are as. Officer Instructors are retired officers with at least a bachelor's degree and a minimum of 15 years on active duty. Almost 90 percent of them have master's degrees with backgrounds in teaching and experience working with youth groups.