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Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) teaches leadership development, military skills and career training to college students alongside civilian academic studies.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) teaches leadership development, military skills and career training to college students alongside civilian academic studies. ROTC allows students to have a civilian college experience, while also teaching them to become a great leader in life and in the Military. In addition, ROTC pays for tuition and textbooks, and it provides a stipend so the students can focus solely on academics and the program.
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Jeff Davis, an Army ROTC cadet at Old Dominion University, balances his college education with his military training.
Army ROTC cadets build up their physical strength, teamwork skills and leadership abilities through various exercises.
College students can join ROTC after two years by participating in the Leader's Training Course (LTC).
As an Army ROTC cadet, Marissa Bernadette learns how to be a nurse and develops skills that will help her excel.
1st Lt. Terrance Wilson discusses how his Army Reserve training has enhanced his career as a civilian project manager.
The Army Reserve gave 1st Lt. Heather Cupitt the opportunity to achieve her childhood dreams of becoming a pilot.
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