Weber State University - ROTC

Army ROTC, or The Reserve Officer Training Corps, is a leader development program designed to train motivated young men and women in the skills required to become successful United States Army Officers. The program is designed to help students gain leadership experience through military training events and learning mission planning tasks.

A Bachelors degree is required to become an officer in the United States Army. Depending on previous experience some cadets may complete the ROTC requirements between two to four years of participation, ultimately graduating from college with a bachelor's degree and a minor in Military Science prior to accepting a Commission in the U.S. Army, the U.S. Army Reserves, or the Army National Guard as a Second Lieutenant. While many people can graduate from college, only a few will gain the leadership experience required to be an effective US Army Officer.

ROTC has 4-year, 3-year, and 2-year Scholarships, depending on how much college you need to complete for you Bachelor's Degree. There is also the Simultaneous Membership Program, in which a cadet trains with the U.S. Army Reserves or the Utah Army National Guard while participating with Weber State Army ROTC.

Start your "future" today, join ROTC. Contact Weber State Army ROTC today.