Cadet Command releasing more 3y Scholarships

[rotcadet2021]

I was told by an ROO that cadet command is set to release a series of 3 year Advanced Designee scholarships to the battalion level. Only those who applied and did not win a national scholarship will be able to compete for these. Anyone else hear anything similar?

 

[MichUSNA2021hopefulparent]

I was told by an ROO that cadet command is set to release a series of 3 year Advanced Designee scholarships to the battalion level. Only those who applied and did not win a national scholarship will be able to compete for these. Anyone else hear anything similar?

Eljay60, did you see this post?

 

[3cmkids]

I was told by an ROO that cadet command is set to release a series of 3 year Advanced Designee scholarships to the battalion level. Only those who applied and did not win a national scholarship will be able to compete for these. Anyone else hear anything similar?

Did they say how you go about applying?

 

[rotcadet2021]

Did they say how you go about applying?

The ROO just stated that I would be able to compete for it if I were to commit to their school.

 

[Jcleppe]

Did they say how you go about applying?

It sounds as if your current application will be all you need, that there won't be a new application process.

 

[Dckc88]

One of my daughter's schools last year told her the same thing after the 2nd board preparing her for if she did not get one the third board, she did so it was a mute point. But basically they had a spring board for incoming freshman and in that school's case only looked at those who had completed a national application. For those that had not, that process happened first part of the school year, this is the same school that @AROTC-dad 's son went in, as he says a "walk on", did well and ended up with a 3.5 year scholarship. Definitely having those conversations with the ROO at all potential schools is a good idea. Each school and each brigade handles all of the "extra money" very differently.

So yes there should not be another application, they just need to go you plan on going there.

 

[MohawkArmyROTC]

That is partially correct. Some schools are getting 3AD scholarships and some STEM schools are getting 4 YR scholarships to give out to incoming Freshman. Some schools will only look at National Applicants as there is more data on them, however we can award those extra scholarship to any incoming freshman to our school. I don't know of the totals, but in the past it has been about 2 scholarships per host program.