Army ROTC

Lead Your Future in Two Years

In just two years and upon receiving your degree, you can have one of the most honorable and trusted professional careers waiting for you as a Commissioned Officer in the United States Army. Leader's Training Course is the Army’s 2-year ROTC Program entry point. Students without previous ROTC Basic Course experience can examine the Army without incurring an obligation, and qualify for Advanced Course entry to become a Commissioned Officer. The Army observes participating students, provides critical, real-time feedback and determines their officer potential in a leadership oriented, challenging and motivating 28-day training program.

You can Attend Leader's Training Course If You:

• Have not completed all four semesters of the Military Science Basic Course (MILS 101,102; 211,212)
• Are medically qualified to attend.
• Are transferring from a school that did not have ROTC.
• Are a junior or community college transfer entering a ROTC school and have no prior Active or Reserve component military experience.
• Are a Graduate student, starting a two-year program.
• Are a high-school graduate entering a military junior college.
• Students with prior military service, or who have taken Junior ROTC, may be given credit for Basic Course completion and would not be required to attend Leader's Training Course.
• Travel expenses are covered and students are paid a modest amount for their time at LTC.

Scholarship Opportunities

Students who complete the Leader's Training Course may compete for a Two-Year Army ROTC scholarship while at camp. These merit scholarships are awarded to the most qualified students who apply. For more information on the requirements and benefits from a Leader's Training Course scholarship, contact the EU ROTC Enrollment and Scholarship Officer, MAJ Doug Schenck, 836-5793.