NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
In addition to the below, some universities have chosen to provide additional benefits to NROTC Students. For more information, click here
- Your choice (made upon arrival) of tuition OR room and board at one of the listed colleges or universities. Questions regarding payment of tuition, fees, books, and stipends should be directed toward the specific Navy ROTC Unit.
- All mandatory fees imposed by the School on all full-time undergraduate students.
- Stipend for text books
- Currently $750 per academic year ($375 per semester or $250 per quarter)
- Provide uniforms and Naval Science textbooks
- Three summer cruises
- Subsistence allowance each academic month:
- Freshmen - $250/month
- Sophomore - $300/month
- Junior - $350/month
- Senior - $400/month
THE SCHOLARSHIP DOES NOT COVER:
- Any fee due to withdrawing, failing or repeating a course.
- Any fee for tuition above or in addition to those normally charged that are for an elective course not required in a degree or to fulfill any Navy ROTC program requirements.
- Refundable fees, such as deposits.
- Charges incurred for breaking or damaging property.
- Fees assessed by the School for failure to comply with any School requirement.
- Fees for advance placement examinations.
- Medical or dental insurance.
- Any aviation associated fees to include, but not limited to, aviation instruction, licensing, or fuel fees, aircraft rental fees, ground instruction, maintenance or service fees. Students may choose to pursue a degree requiring these types of flight instruction or fees; however they will be fully responsible for all such fees associated with that training.
- The length of scholarship benefits is predicated upon the student's degree plan. Students will receive scholarship benefits only for the time required to receive their Baccalaureate Degree or 4 years, whichever comes first. Students entering the NROTC program who have already earned college credit are expected to maximize the use of those earned credits towards their degree plans and strive to complete the program and commission in the shortest time possible. If additional benefits are necessary, students may request and, in some cases, be granted fifth-year benefits.
- Scholarship Selectees must meet Navy ROTC Program standards within the first academic year after the stated scholarship offer begin date listed in their scholarship notification letter or their scholarship offer will be rescinded.
TWO AND THREE-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
- Your choice (made upon selection) of tuition OR room and board at one of the listed colleges or universities. Questions regarding payment of tuition, fees, books, and stipends should be directed toward the specific Navy ROTC Unit.
- All colleges/university educational fees
- Provide uniforms and Naval Science textbooks
- Summer Cruise
- 3-Year will receive 2 cruises
- 2-Year will receive 1 cruise
- Stipend for text books
- Currently $750 per academic year ($375 per semester or $250 per quarter)
- Subsistence allowance each academic month:
- Sophomore - $300/month
- Junior - $350/month
- Senior - $400/month
THE SCHOLARSHIP DOES NOT COVER:
- Any fee due to withdrawing, failing or repeating a course
- Any fee of tuition above or in addition to those normally charged that are for an elective course not required in a degree or to fulfill any Navy ROTC program requirements.
- Refundable fees, such as deposits
- Charges incurred for breaking or damaging property.
- Fees assessed by the School for failure to comply with any School requirement
- Fees for advance placement examinations
- Medical or dental insurance
- Any aviation associated fees to include, but not limited to, aviation instruction, licensing, or fuel fees, aircraft rental fees, ground instruction, maintenance or service fees. Students may choose to pursue a degree requiring these types of flight instruction or fees; however they will be fully responsible for all such fees associated with that training.
- Length of the scholarship is predicated upon the student’s degree plan. Students will receive scholarship benefits only for the time required to complete their baccalaureate degree or initial length of scholarship, whichever comes first.
