Strict academic and physical requirements are placed only upon those students who enter the advanced program and compete for a commission in the U.S. Army, U.S. Army Reserve, or Army National Guard. All students formally enrolled in the University are eligible to register for basic ROTC classes. U.S. citizens are enrolled as ROTC cadets. Non-U.S. citizens may be eligible to participate in ROTC upon approval of their government. All students taking a laboratory must also enroll in the appropriate recitation.
Recitations count for general elective credit.
There may be other requirements at the time of enrollment in the Advanced Course. Advanced Placement A two-year program is offered to students holding at least sophomore status who have not completed the Army ROTC basic course. Basic camp is designed to give cadets experience equal to that normally received during the on-campus freshman and sophomore classes. University credit up to 15 hours may be granted for this training. Reserve Forces scholarships are also available.