We understand you may not be ready to join yet, or that we may not be the right fit, and that's fine. Our goal is to answer your questions and help you decide if the Army is a good option for you. How do I join ROTC at the college I want to attend? Will I be expected to join if I talk to someone? What is the time commitment for part-time service? How can I prepare for the conversation?Ĭan the Army help me pay for medical school? How can the Army help me pay for college?ĭo I have to go to Basic Training? How can I prepare for the conversation? While we'll ask you questions, this is your opportunity to ask some of your own.

Expect us to ask about your interests and skills so we can suggest Army jobs that might interest you. From there, the conversation will be about getting to know you and your goals for the future. Our conversation will likely begin with some basic qualifying questions, like your age and education level. One of our ROTC recruiters will either call or email you to set up time to talk. One of our recruiters will either call or email you to set up time to talk. Questions you may have right now Who will reach out to me?

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