You will be paid while attending camp. Military veterans and reservists generally qualify automatically for the two-year program. This camp lets you apply, in a totally military environment, the leadership and technical skills you studied on campus. You will receive at no cost a uniform, food, lodging and medical care. You'll also be paid, and you'll receive transportation to and from your home.
Nursing students attend a separate seven-week training.
The first two weeks cover military topics, and the last five weeks are clinicals in an Army hospital. A limited number of scholarships are available to qualified students who want a commission in the Army Reserve or National Guard. The Colleges of Agricultural Sciences, Arts and Science, Business and Economics, Education and Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation accept all 12 military science credits toward graduation. The Colleges of Nursing and Engineering accept six and four credits, respectively. If you've read the above information, contacted the appropriate office, and still have an unsolved problem, you can track down a trouble-shooter .