The Corps offers scholarships that do not require military service. Award amounts vary. The scholarship programs provide support to government and military professionals pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees. Deadline to apply is April 30. Please see their web page and electronic application for additional information.
Scholarships are available to first semester freshmen through second semester sophomores.
The scholarship categories include all engineering programs, math, physics, computer science, pilot, navigator, non-rated operations, and missle. The obligation for scholarship recipients is four years of active duty, except for pilots and navigators who must serve eight to six years of active duty respectively upon graduation from a one-year training program. The United States Army offers four, three, and two-year Army ROTC scholarships. These scholarships are available and awarded on a competitive basis. Eligibility requirements include meeting certain citizenship, age and physical criteria.