Frequently Asked Questions

During your first two years you will be required to participate in an average of 5-7 hours per week towards AFROTC. This consists of the following weekly routine: Two 90-Minute Leadership Laboratory, two Physical Training sessions, and a 1-hour Air Force studies class.

Physical Training is mandatory 2 days per week, Monday and Wednesday. We work out from 0615-0730. We workout either outside or inside, depending on weather.

Our uniform days are on Leadership Laboratory days, which are Tuesdays and some Thursdays. We will also wear our Physical Training Uniforms for our Monday and Wednesday Physical Training sessions.

No! In fact, the majority of freshmen do not have scholarships before entering the program. You may earn the In-College Scholarship after your Freshman year if you have competitive GPAs, Performance Fitness Assessments

There is no set deadline, however, generally you are required to have at least 3 years remaining as a full time college student to complete the program. Contact the recruiting officer for more information.

Yes. Before the school year begins, prospective cadets can sign up for the Freshman Orientation Training Exercise (FORTE). FORTE involves learning more about the detachment directly from the Cadets, some ice-breaker social activities, and even some introduction to basic Drill and Ceremonies. It’s a great way to meet new people, get to know current detachment Cadets, get to know campus, and get a taste of AFROTC with commitment in a fun, relaxed environment.