Cross-town travel?

[maschneider93]

If USAFA does not work out for me, I am looking at a couple AFROTC schools. My number one (UVM) has a cross-town agreement with Norwich, which is 48 mins away. I’d like to ask current and former AFROTC how they would get to cross-town locations without a car as an underclassman. I’d assume something is worked out that I’m unaware of if they have the cross-town agreements, right?

 

[kinnem]

All travel arrangements vary with the unit. Some provide a van. Some arrange car pools. Check with the unit to find out the situation. Ultimately it's your responsibility to get yourself there.

 

[Day-Tripper]

If USAFA does not work out for me, I am looking at a couple AFROTC schools. My number one (UVM) has a cross-town agreement with Norwich, which is 48 mins away. I’d like to ask current and former AFROTC how they would get to cross-town locations without a car as an underclassman. I’d assume something is worked out that I’m unaware of if they have the cross-town agreements, right?

UVM or Saint Michael's College (both in Burlington) have cross-town agreements with Norwich.

But both are a real hike to-and-from Norwich, which is a ways off the highway with almost no fricken gas stations off of Route 89. Without wheels, cross town from Burlington to Norwich is next to impossible. Sorry.

 

[CGA applicant 2024]

Our university has vans which cadets volunteer to drive to LLAB and AES Class. Another cross-town at the same det has to carpool.

 

[Greentea]

The university I attend has an AFROTC at a different campus, which meant I had to drive for PT, class, and LLAB. When I first asked the question about transportation, they said it was our responsibility to get there. My parents ended up getting me a car since that was basically the only choice I had.