You can try Army ROTC for up to two years with no obligation. ROTC focuses on leadership development and includes adventure training and military skills. Combined classroom time with hands on experience will give you an edge over your peers.
Army ROTC offers two distinct programs: the Basic Course and the Advanced Course. Whether you're curious about leadership or ready to commit, Army ROTC has a path for you.
The experience for students in the Army ROTC Program builds confidence, character, and leadership skills through student access on the ground and classroom training. They have the opportunity to participate, and lead a variety of groups, and clubs within the Army ROTC.
As part of Michigan State University, there are a variety of programs, tools, and resources to help students succeed in Army ROTC, in the University and in life.
Cadet-led funding fuels the diverse initiatives and programs that drive the ROTC experience. Through allocated resources, ROTC cadets take ownership of their leadership journey, crafting impactful experiences for themselves and their peers.
The Department of Military Science holds events throughout the academic year for cadets, alumni, families and the MSU community.
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