Ease the Strain of Paying for College
One of the most stressful complications for college students is finding the money to pay for the myriad of college-related expenses. The Army offers many scholarship options for those looking to gain tuition or housing assistance while pursuing their degree as a full-time student. ROTC offers two, three and four-year scholarships, based on individual cadet circumstances. The Army ROTC scholarship entitles its recipients to full-tuition assistance or room-and-board reimbursement, as well as a textbook/fee allowance, and a monthly stipend which helps cover some student living expenses.
ROTC Scholarship
To be eligible to compete for an ROTC scholarship, students must:
1) Be a U.S. citizen.
2) Be at least 17 and under 31 in year of commissioning.
3) Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
4) Have an unweighted high school GPA of at least 2.50 if you're in high school while applying.
5) Have taken the SAT or ACT.
6) Take the Army Fitness Test (AFT).
7) Meet the physical height and weight requirements.
8) Agree to accept a commission and serve in the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard.
Selection is based upon available funding and needs of the Army at the time. Visit GoArmy.com for details.
Scholarship Impact
For information on tuition, fees, and the impact of scholarships and financial aid on those costs, visit tuition.fsu.edu. Prospective students can calculate their estimated tuition fees and more.
Additional Funding Opportunities
Florida State University provides multiple sources of financial aid. To learn more, visit financialaid.fsu.edu.