The UND Air Force ROTC Scholarship goes to one or more UND students who are cadets in the Air Force ROTC program. Its value isn’t published, so applicants should check UND’s scholarship portal.
About this scholarship
UND’s Air Force ROTC Scholarship is a university scholarship for students enrolled in Air Force ROTC (Detachment 610) at UND. The program prepares undergraduate and graduate students to become commissioned officers in the U.S. Air Force or Space Force. UND students take part through an agreement between UND, North Dakota State University and the Air Force. Cadets complete aerospace studies courses and leadership training, attend field training in the summer after their sophomore year, and commission as second lieutenants after graduating. This campus scholarship is separate from the national AFROTC scholarships that pay tuition and stipends, which are covered in the previous listing.
What the award includes
- A UND scholarship award, with a value that is not published. UND says funding is limited and not guaranteed.
- Cadets in the program may also compete for national AFROTC scholarships, which can pay tuition and fees plus monthly and book stipends. Details are on afrotc.com.
- The program includes leadership training and a commissioning pathway.
Who can apply
- You must be enrolled at UND and be a cadet in the Air Force ROTC program.
- UND lists no other published criteria, such as a GPA minimum.
- AFROTC itself requires U.S. citizenship (or obtaining it before activation), medical qualification, fitness standards and a service commitment for scholarship cadets, so most international students cannot take part.
- Any student can join ROTC classes regardless of scholarship status. A non-scholarship student has no military obligation during freshman and sophomore years.
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