Are you interested in learning leadership skills, participating in challenging activities, and serving your country? Try Army ROTC or Air Force ROTC and you may also earn a way to help pay for college.

Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
Army ROTC is a program that trains college students to become officers in the United States Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard. The program is hosted at Northeastern University and involves elective courses and activities including Physical Training, Military Science classes, Leadership Laboratories, and Field Exercises. Our students may pursue any major and continue to take part in regular co-op and campus activities.

Army ROTC is like no other program you will find on campus. As a cadet, you’ll have opportunities you can’t find elsewhere and receive the most extensive training in leadership, tactics, rappelling, survival, and more. You may also have the opportunity to attend specialty training at airborne or mountain warfare school, or take part in Army internships around the world. Upon graduation, you will serve our nation as a leader. ROTC graduates lead as many as forty soldiers and take charge of millions of dollars of equipment. Start now to develop the credentials you need for success after college.

ROTC scholarships to Wentworth cover Full Tuition, along with a monthly stipend starting at $250, and $900 each year for books. Additionally, Wentworth matches every ROTC scholarship by providing room and board.

To find out more about Army ROTC, please call 617-373-7482 or e-mail ARMYROTC@neu.edu. Please visit our website at www.rotc.neu.edu.

Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Air Force ROTC is an educational leadership program designed to provide young men and women the opportunity to become Air Force officers while completing a bachelor's or master's degree. The Air Force ROTC program prepares students to assume challenging positions of responsibility and importance in the Air Force.

Through a cross-enrolled program with Boston University, interested Wentworth Institute of Technology students may participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Program. Requirements include yearly Aerospace Studies classes, Leadership Laboratory classes, and physical fitness training. Mandatory weekly time commitments range from 5 to 7 hours. Once students complete their degree, the Air Force offers a wide variety of career fields from which to choose including flying opportunities as a pilot, navigator, or weapons controller. The Air Force has opportunities for students of ANY MAJOR. In addition to the tremendous leadership and management training that cadets receive, they can also benefit from several scholarship programs.

If you are interested in joining the Air Force ROTC program or just want more information, contact the Department of Aerospace Studies, Boston University, 118 Bay State Road, Boston, MA 02215 at 617-353-6316 or 4705. Classes are held at Boston University. You can also visit the detachment website at: www.bu.edu/af-rotc.

Again, congratulations on graduating from high school and being accepted to Wentworth. Now, take the next step. See what Army and Air Force ROTC has to offer you.