NROTC

You’ve got the grades, discipline and drive. And you know that college is the way to attain your goals of achievement, success and financial independence.

As an NROTC student, you’ll enjoy all the great college experiences your fellow non-NROTC students do. Like getting involved in extracurricular activities, fraternities, sororities and honor societies. Or participating in club and varsity sports, the varsity band and even University sponsored work-study programs. Live on campus, or off. Live with fellow NROTC students, or not. The choices are yours to make. The fantastic times are yours to enjoy.

The only real difference between life as an NROTC student and that of any other student? You won’t have to repay hefty student loans. And you’ll have a job waiting when you graduate.

You’ve done your homework. Now do the math.

A four-year degree from a top college or university is going to cost you. Here are a few examples of four-year tuition costs, plus room and board:

• Plan on studying at Carnegie Mellon? You can expect to pay $198,020.*
• Interested in Duke? That will ring up close to $180,484.*
• Just been accepted to MIT? Congratulations. That’ll cost you $192,800.* Easily.

That’s the harsh reality. With a solid education comes a hefty price tag.

Instead of taking out a student loan and then spending a decade or more paying it back, you need a college scholarship that offers you up to $180,000 and a real shot at a life-accelerating career.

An NROTC scholarship covers all this and more:

• Full tuition
• All college and university educational fees
• Allowance for textbooks
• Living expense allowance each month
• Other related educational expenses

Your dreams. Your ambitions. Your determination.
Put them all on our tab.

Start your NROTC application now.

*2007 academic year estimate, per the individual university’s website.

Living expense allowance each month: 
Freshman $250
Sophomore $300
Junior $350
Senior $400