I need information on ROTC programs?
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ROTC Program \nsecure.military.com - Find out how you can serve. Get free info here. No obligation.\nVR
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Don't know location but in sunny south us of a we use the DARE Program available through local police, they'll even do the lesson for you. If any military nearby , contact post information for name and number of drug information officer. Usually a 2nd Lt. who gets stuck with job but MUST perform to make 1stLt. Very good source. Contact a military recruiter even, they can wade thru the red tape for you.
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ROTC will by far and away be the least complicated way to do it. There are other commissioning sources, but based on your situation - ROTC will be simpler. (P.S. The benefits/status for these sources are all identical - theonly one that may have more prestige - a Service Academy is not an option for you - so I'd go with the most available option for you).
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JROTC is one the the coolest high school programs around!  You get to spend time within a unit, you get issued uniforms just like the current active enlisted are wearing, and you get to participate in an active promotion process.  You also get to learn close order drill (marching fundamentals), you learn how to drill with weapons (rifles & sabres), and you get to do a LOT of PT (physical training).  There are also a couple of extra-curricular activities involved with JROTC including: drill team, where member showcase their talents with a rifle. PT team, for those who are really good at doing pushups, situps, and running.  Rifle team, where members are able to compete in marksmanship with rifles.  A few JROTCs also have their own band or drum and bugle corps, depending on how big the unit is.  Some schools also have the JROTC lead parades (like a homecoming parade) with a color guard and the unit marching behind them.\n\nI really think that this program was the best thing I have ever participated in.  You learn so many valuable lessons that couldn't possibly be taught in other classes.\n\nI hope this helped!
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Actually, there is a JROTC program for high school, it is like a preparatory course for college ROTC. The daughter of a friend of ours is enrolled in Illinois.\n\nThere is a public military high school in Chicago (Chicago Military Academy high school) which offers JROTC as well as a cadet lifestyle. There is also the Rickover Naval Military High School.
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You should log onto www.armycadets.com.   This will give you a good idea of what it is like, where they are etc.   It is a good idea to try it out in the cadets to see if you enjoy it before you join the armed forces, as there are no strings attached, and if you don't like it then you have not committed to anything big.
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Go down to your local VFW. They will have addresses for care packages. Plus i am sure that they will have alot of school related things for you. The VFW offers alot of programs for the community to get involved with supporting the troops.\n\nIf you are having a hard time finding them shoot me an email and i can hook you up with a local post.
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Go to Military.com   It has alot of information.
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The easy answer: You don't.  ROTC isn't a club or something students can start at all.  ROTC is a government sanctioned legal comissioning source for reserve officers (many of whom go straight to active duty anyway).  As such it takes LOTS of preparation to create and stand up an ROTC program.  If ROTC isn't available at your school, check with neighboring institutions.  ROTC dets have what is called a "cross-town" program where students at a nearby school without a ROTC det can take classes with an already existing det.
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Yes, for both the Army and Officer training programs like ROTC, OCS, and the Point. The regulations do differ slightly, but they are all pretty much the same.
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Ask a Marine recruiter.  They'll pump you full of information.
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http://www.eatel.net/~dhstiger/jrotcranks.htm
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Bachelors degree, reserve officer training
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It depends, but you can go to http://www.military.com/ it have alot of information on there and for all branch of service
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There is no separate Marine ROTC - Navy ROTC has a Marine option.  Start your search with scholls that offer Navy ROTC.
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www.militaryschooloptions.com \nTry a military or catholic school.
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You can almost always get a waiver!!! Join the USMC and become a member of the few and the proud... You will gain poise, confidence, and skills that will last you a lifetime. Good luck