How does the Navy ROTC scholarship work?

What are the NROTC scholarship benefits? The scholarship covers full tuition and mandatory school fees. In addition each scholarship student receives all educational fees paid, uniforms, $375 towards books each semester, and up to a $400 per month subsistence allowance based on time in the program.

How hard is it to get a Navy ROTC scholarships?

Navy ROTC. This is a more difficult scholarship to obtain than the Army and Air Force Scholarship. For the academic year 2018-2019, more than 5,000 high school senior applications for the scholarship were reviewed. About 1,500 applicants were awarded a scholarship.

Does NROTC scholarship cover room and board?

Yes; students who have an active NROTC Contract are offered a room and board scholarship covering all of their on-campus living expenses.

Do you need to take the Asvab for ROTC?

Because ROTC is an elective course, there are no requirements for taking the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), which is a test given to personnel with interest in joining the military. College students may join ROTC without a military obligation, even if they are not a freshman.

Does Nrotc scholarship cover room and board?

Does ROTC help you get into Yale?

Although nationwide competition for entry into ROTC is keen, Yale students have been very successful in gaining admission to the program of their choice. Army ROTC cadets train at the University of New Haven (West Haven) campus (in partnership with the Army ROTC program at the University of Connecticut).

Can you transfer Navy ROTC scholarship?

Transfer of your scholarship to another school is permitted if the gaining NROTC Unit has not reached capacity. Occasionally, an NROTC Unit’s freshmen class may fill to capacity. When this happens, scholarship nominees who had wanted to attend that school, may be asked to attend their second or third choice school.

Can you join Navy ROTC without a scholarship?

Can I still join NROTC and receive a scholarship? Absolutely. As mentioned above, if a student hasn’t been granted a scholarship, he or she can join the NROTC College Program, and will be required to do everything a scholarship student does. College Program students do not go on summer training.