Posted: 11/30/2009 3:37:11 PM EDT
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I intend on transferring into a college as a Junior, and I'm really only about a year away from that.
What I was wondering is this, can a Junior join the ROTC, or does one have to join ROTC as a Freshmen? To my understanding it's a four year program, so would they not take me because I'd be a junior, start me off as though I was a first year, or work me to death getting me up to snuff? Any help would be appreciated, thanks. ETA: for clarity's sake, this was posted by my brother GIR-101, who was logged into my account earlier to check an IM that I cannot access. |
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I intend on transferring into a college as a Junior, and I'm really only about a year away from that. What I was wondering is this, can a Junior join the ROTC, or does one have to join ROTC as a Freshmen? To my understanding it's a four year program, so would they not take me because I'd be a junior, start me off as though I was a first year, or work me to death getting me up to snuff? Any help would be appreciated, thanks. WOW! That was supposed to be a post from me, but apparently I never logged out of his account after doing a favor for him. 
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Yes but you probably have to attend a summer training camp Air Force and Army ROTC have 2 year programs. I don't believe Navy ROTC has 2 year program but the Marines do offer OCS  http://afrotc.com/learn-about/programs-and-scholarships/ The Two-Year ProgramThe Air Force ROTC two-year program and the last two years of the four-year program are the same at the Professional Officer Course level. However, the entry procedure differs. Entrance into the Professional Officer Course is highly competitive and you must successfully complete a six-week extended field training unit. The additional two weeks of field training prepares you for entry into the Professional Officer Course. But you are not committed to the Air Force until you return to school in the fall and make a decision to enroll in Air Force ROTC. If you are a transfer student, sophomore or prospective POC cadet, you need to apply early in the fall in order to complete all necessary actions for the POC and field training selection process. Army ROTC has 2 year program http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/college_two_year_scholarship.jsp The two-year scholarship is available for those who have two academic years of college remaining. REQUIREMENTS
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I intend on transferring into a college as a Junior, and I'm really only about a year away from that. What I was wondering is this, can a Junior join the ROTC, or does one have to join ROTC as a Freshmen? To my understanding it's a four year program, so would they not take me because I'd be a junior, start me off as though I was a first year, or work me to death getting me up to snuff? Any help would be appreciated, thanks. WOW! That was supposed to be a post from me, but apparently I never logged out of his account after doing a favor for him. good Job dumbshit... imagine my  look when I saw this in my subscriptions.
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