Army ROTC Scholarships

Website: UW ROTC open_in_new

Eligibility

These are the minimum eligibility requirements to apply:

  • Be between the ages of 17 and 30
  • Be a US Citizen
  • Be of high moral character
  • Be medically qualified
  • Meet physical fitness standards
  • Have a minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA
  • Be enrolled as a full time student at UW (Seattle or Bothell)
  • Be an academic Freshman or Sophomore
  • Be enrolled in a Military Science 100 or 200 level course

Scholarships are also available for graduate school if you are pursuing your first master’s degree program.

See website to learn more and contact the Army ROTC adviser to see if you qualify: https://armyrotc.uw.edu/scholarships/current-students/

Student Type
  • 1st Year
  • 2nd Year
  • Graduate
Citizen Type
  • US Citizen
Description

UW Army ROTC offers two to four year scholarship options for students eligible to pursue a commission as an officer. Scholarships are merit-based and are awarded to those who excel academically, are physically fit, and possess outstanding leadership potential.

A student can apply for a full tuition (no cap) or room and board scholarship (up to $10,000 a year) to UW. Additionally, cadets receive a monthly stipend of $420 a month ($3780 per year) and a quarterly book allowance of $400.

Procedure

To check your eligibility and learn about the application process, please schedule an advising session with the UW Army ROTC Adviser at armyrotc@uw.edu

Deadline: Rolling application, contact adviser for more information.

Service Agreement

Scholarship winners must serve for four years either on active duty or in the US Army Reserves or Army National Guard. All who graduate and complete ROTC training are commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the US Army.

Contact Information

For additional information regarding enrollment and eligibility, please contact:

Main: 206-543-9010
Email: armyrotc@uw.edu

Department of Military Science
312 Clark Hall, Box 353820
Seattle, WA 98195-3820

Physical address: 2103 Skagit Lane
Clark Hall (3rd Floor) Room 303
Seattle, WA 98195