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For NROTC you have to take at least semester of Calculus and one semester of physics as well as all naval science classes at your school. I'm pretty sure army has no class requirements besides the specific classes for the minor so besides those I'd say it's almost certainly fine to get some gen...

Current NROTC 4/C here. First, it's 100 percent possible to join ROTC as a sophomore. I think the scholarship timeline for next year has passed so you would be applying for a 2 year sideload for the following year as a junior 2/C. A lot of the time that goes into ROTC depends on your branch and...

Does the Navy allow you to have braces during Cruise?

If a smaller Notre Dame on the East Coast sounds interesting, he should look into Villanova. Great school with a pretty big NROTC Unit.

I switched my school after I got my scholarship to a lower school on my list. It likely won't affect your application unless somehow all the units you apply to fill up before you get your scholarship which is next to impossible. If you're really worried, I might wait until after to request a...

Hello, I'm a current Midshipman 4/C. I used this forum last year while waiting for my scholarship decision and am thankful to all the individuals who gave crucial information regarding the boards, especially because I got picked up pretty late down the line. I still find myself on here every so...

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Yes. Title is "4 -Year NROTC Scholarship Thread - Class of 2028." Heavy emphasis on the N.

Congrats on your acceptance to Cornell. Think you accidentally posted in the Navy ROTC Acceptance Thread. There is a separate thread for Army.

Current NROTC 4/C here. I took all Possible APs and Honors throughout High School ending with a 3.5 GPA UW. Picked up a 4 Year Scholarship so I'd say they likely do, especially if you can reinforce the difficulty of your classes with a high SAT and high AP Scores.

Can say Villanova is very NROTC dominated as Army and Airforce are crosstown. Villanova alone is just under 100 right now but the whole consortium with Penn and Drexel is over 100.