I am studying engineering at Embry Riddle Daytona, with the intent on becoming an Aviator in the USN. I want to join the ROTC program to give me some exposure to the service whilst I am completing my studies.
I am confused by the citizenship component. I am not applying for an ROTC scholarship, just the training and experience. I have a greencard, my parents are american, I was born and raised in australia. I will be a citizen next year so the scholarships and commision will have to wait.
Exactly how far can I go with ROTC using my GC? I heard of people participating under their student visas also, whats the deal? Surely you must at least have a GC...
2007-12-29
02:29:07
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I want to highlight that I am not going for a scholarship. I am aiming for a non-scholarship program at this stage.
I know that only citizens are eligable for scholarships and commision.
I heard GC holders can participate in the ROTC program at their college for up to 2 years, then they cannot continue without citizenship... is this true?
2007-12-29
03:34:44 ·
update #1
'robert s' that website link is talking about the scholarship program.
2007-12-29
03:36:53 ·
update #2
http://www.afrotc.com/admissions/genReq.php
Here the official website states in the GMC section; citizenship is required if on scholarship...
2007-12-30
04:57:02 ·
update #3