I hate to be blunt but you might want to follow the words in the first quote you listed. Try Google Read the NROTC Website Do some research first then ask about the particulars and details.
To put it slightly less bluntly, prospective Naval officers ought to demonstrate personal initiative. In my experience, you will find that almost everyone involved with any of the ROTC programs, and certainly the people who post on this site, are eager to help candidates in any way they can - provided, of course, that you have done your own homework first. The official NROTC website: http://www.nrotc.navy.mil has a complete overview of the scholarship program. If you have any questions that the website does not answer, you can call or e-mail the NROTC office directly (see the "Contact" section of the site). You might also arrange a visit with an NROTC detachment at a local university to get a first-hand look at what they do. Finally, if you do have other questions or issues, I am sure that this forum will be a valuable resource.
+1 to above comments. Additionally you may want to read through the many threads on here discussing NROTC. There is already a wealth of information. Feel free to post more specific questions after doing some research.
