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Military Science & ROTC. 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.
- Max Pearlstein
- 2013
Students incur absolutely no obligation for future program involvement or military duty by enrolling in ROTC and taking the 100/200-level courses during their first year and second year. ROTC offers students several options to complete the program ranging from a short two years to the full four years. In order to enter the Advanced Course ...
- Sarah Burkett
- 2013
In 2022 the BMB will be celebrating its 70th anniversary and Gettysburg College will be celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of its ROTC Battalion. The history of Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) at Dickinson College.
- Sarah Burkett
- 2013
Army ROTC Scholarships. 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. The successful candidate will demonstrate outstanding academic performance, athletic ability, leadership potential and ...
Dickinson College: ROTC branch on campus: No: No: 200059: Dickinson State University: No: No: No: 148496: Dominican University: No: No: No: 153250: Dordt College: No: No: No: 153269: Drake University: ROTC branch at a cooperating host institution: No: ROTC branch at a cooperating host institution: 184348: Drew University: ROTC branch at a ...
- Andrew Belasco
ROTC Scholarship Application Tip Sheet. The following are some tips on how to best prepare for entrance into the Army's ROTC program. Visit the Army ROTC website and start your ROTC Scholarship application as early as June 11 after your junior year. The deadline to start an ROTC Scholarship application is Jan. 10 of your senior year.
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