ARMY ROTC High School Scholarship Program

1.  The following incentive is offered for a 4 year (full tuition and fees) Army ROTC scholarship.  The University of Dayton will provide up to $9,000/year scholarship to be used toward UD owned housing and board plans for 4 years, not to exceed the costs not covered by the Army ROTC scholarship.  In addition, they provide a $1,500 credit toward the purchase of the required first year laptop.

2.  The following incentives are offered for 3 year advanced designated (full tuition and fees) Army ROTC scholarship.

        a.  The University of Dayton will pay the tuition during the first year.

        b.  The University of Dayton will cover the cost of a  room for the third and fourth year of the scholarship, provided the student remains in UD owned housing.

These incentives are provided through financial aid and utilize a variety of scholarships and grants to provide this incentive.
 

 

Additional Information:
 

1.  The leadership and management skills learned in Army ROTC enable success in any career field.

2.  ROTC cadets are not "in the Army".  MS I and MS II cadets (non-scholarship) can withdraw from the program without obligation.

3.  ROTC does not interfere with a cadet's regular college courses.  All training is held during times  other than the regular academic day (mornings and weekends).

4.  ROTC is not a major;  it is a series of courses designed to prepare cadets for life as a commissioned  officer.  However, you will receive a minor in Military Science upon graduation.  Cadets are highly encouraged to pursue their academic excellence in their majors at all times.   Training is tailored to their academic schedules.

5.  ROTC complements campus life.  The leadership, discipline, and maturity that cadets learn can be carried throughout the campus and beyond into their personal and professional lives.