Two Avenues to Receive a College Scholarship
Scholarships are competitively selected. Eligibility includes a passing PFA, a cleared medical exam, US Citizenship, a passing AFOQT, eligible age, and a competitive GPA.
High School Scholarship Program
- Overview: Student must apply on their own. Apply For a High School Scholarship
- Deadline typically 1 December, see HSSP website for most current information
In-College Scholarship Program
- Overview: In-college scholarships are awarded out to students who have academically excelled during their first few semesters in college. Students do not apply for these scholarships, rather they express their ROTC professors to consider them for a scholarship.
- Opportunities: There are two opportunities
- Start of second semester of Freshman year
- Start of first semester of Sophomore year
Scholarship Types
Type 1
Description: Pays full college tuition and most fees
Type 2
Description: Pays tuition and most fees up to $18,000 per year
Type 7
Description: Pays full tuition and fees but the student MUST attend a college/university where he/she qualifies for the in-state tuition rate. Type 7 scholarship may be converted to a 3-year Type 2 Scholarship if the student wishes to attend an out of state or private college/university