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The Dickinson Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC), locally known as the Blue Mountain Battalion, is a leadership-development program deepening the liberal-arts experience at Dickinson by cultivating the ability to organize, motivate and lead others.
Credit for prior military training. At the discretion of the department chairperson (the Professor of Military Science), students who have had prior military training through active service, high school or college ROTC, or service academy attendance, may receive up to two years of ROTC credit.
The Army ROTC Scholarship is a three- or four-year full-tuition scholarship awarded annually to a couple of thousand students across the country who show interest in becoming an officer in the U.S. Army.
ROTC Schools Search Discover schools to study, then serve. Combine your college experience with Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC). You’ll earn a degree, gain leadership skills, and commission as an Army Officer when you graduate.
You can read about some of the most reputable ROTC programs here. ROTC allows students to take military courses while in college and often provides participants scholarships that cover the full cost of college attendance in exchange for their service in the US Armed Forces.
Dickinson hosted Students Army Training Corps units during World Wars I and II as precursors to the establishment of our Army ROTC program, which occurred during the height of the Korean War in 1952. At this time there were 253 programs across the country, producing 12,000 officers every year.
Freshman class largest in the College's history. Introduction of ROTC program at Dickinson. Dr. F.W. Ness named Dean of the College. Common Club regains status as a club for independent men. Professor Pflaum returns to campus after his tenth trip to Europe. New Athletic Director, A.C. Ransom,...
