Most students encounter problems with finding good jobs directly out of college because they lack experience. One common misconception of Army jobs is that they primarily consist of guns, tactics and training that has no relation to life outside of the military. Senior Kristin Atkins, a nursing major, chose to make a military commitment during her freshman year and received an ROTC four-year scholarship.
Some students choose to indulge in the benefits of military experience without scholarships.
ROTC cadet and junior Scott Gregory is a business administration major who didn't apply for a scholarship because he wants to qualify for the GI Bill. If you don't, you'll never know what you could've experienced. Army ROTC doesn't require any commitment to active service until the beginning of a student's junior year.