I was recently asked a question that I didn't know the answer to. Does Army ROTC drug test? If so, when and how? Does every school do it?
Why ask? IMPO officers/candidate officers shouldn't do drugs and drink to the point of wasting themselves. Set an example for those under you and find other things to replace drugs, if you're currently using them (legal and ethical stuff).I was recently asked a question that I didn't know the answer to. Does Army ROTC drug test? If so, when and how? Does every school do it?
Why does it matter, when and how often?
"Why ask?"
That isn't fair. We shouldn't be judging the person asking the question or making assumptions on the motivation for the question.
Good advice from all the posters on this - just don't assume you know why the question was asked.
In my DS's case (NROTC), they are tested once per semester at random times. In the case of another student's battalion (Army), they test also - typically after breaks. So I would assume that random urinalysis is a part of the program.
I would assume the active duty service members of the battalion (staff, instructors, etc) are also subject to testing but don't have first hand knowledge.
I do not do drugs or drink. I would never do anything to jeopardize my opportunity to serve our country. I was simply asking out of curiosity. Sorry for the confusion.