Enrolling in ROTC
Start STRONG in Life. Enroll in Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), the college elective for undergraduate and graduate students that provides unrivalled leadership training for success in any career field. If you have a passion for it, you can find a place to fit in the Army as an officer and get the training you need to turn that passion into a career.
High School Senior
- U.S. Citizen
- Between the ages of 17 and 26
- High school GPA of 2.5 or higher
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Pass the Presidential Physical Fitness Test
- No medical issues prohibiting passing a medical physical
Current Student/Transfer
- U.S. Citizen
- Between the ages of 17 and 31
- Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Pass the Army Physical Fitness Test
- Full-time student
- No medical issues prohibiting passing a medical physical
Enlisted Soldiers/Green to Gold
- U.S. Citizen
- Under 31 years of age
- High school or college GPA of 2.5 or higher
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Pass the Army Physical Fitness Test
- No medical issues prohibiting passing a medical physical
Commissioned officers are responsible for completing demanding missions while ensuring the welfare, morale, and professional development of the Soldiers entrusted to them. Commissioned officers begin their Army service as young leaders, providing a blend of valuable skills and knowledge. With their self-discipline, motivation, confidence, and judgment, they use problem solving skills to determine solutions and accomplish the mission. Having the strength to inspire courage in others is the hallmark of an Army commissioned officer.
Interested in ROTC? Let’s chat!
NSU ROTC Recruiting Operations Officer
Room 102
GOV James A. Noe Armory
Northwestern State University
318-357-6501 or 800-217-6045
Everyone’s story is unique... While Army ROTC prepared her to do the many tasks of an Army Officer, Payton may have prepared her to deal with Privates. 6th BDE Army ROTC
Northwestern State University
Dominitra Charles was determined to graduate, and on May 10, 2019, she earned her degree in biology & took the oath of commission to serve as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army.
When it’s time to do PT, the excuses start flying... Here at NSU Army ROTC, Cadets are required to attend the PT class 3 days/week (4 days/week if contracted). The 4th day is used for foot marches, which prepares Cadets for the 12 miler required to complete the ROTC Advanced Course. #WeCommission #ArmyROTC #JROTC @nsula @6thbrigaderotcusacc #MemeMonday
Alumni & current Cadets, feel free to chime in with some of the reasons u didn’t come to PT, or “heard” 😂😂😂others didn’t come to PT. Keep the comments within the guidelines of the page though please. Thanks in advance!
When he opened the semester with “PT will NEVER be cancelled” 😭😭
I have a test in the morning, I overslept, my phone died 😂🤷♀️😎
Late night studying was popular
They shole don't come in the rain lol
While doing some recruiting at the La Sports Hall of Fame Bowling with the Celebrities today, we had the opportunity to present “The Mad Hatter” Mr. Les Miles with a challenge coin on behalf of the NSU ROTC Program. #WeCommission #AlwaysRecruiting Northwestern State University #ArmyROTC #ForkEmDemons 6th BDE Army ROTC 🤘🏾😈
During the past couple days 200+ JROTC Cadets from over 20 schools across Louisiana came to visit the program during their JCLC at Camp Beauregard. Unfortunately there was plenty rain that kept us from doing what they really wanted to do, but we made it work. They had the chance to hear about scholarship opportunities & even received an intro to a couple different military aspects. #WeCommission #ForkEm #ArmyROTC #JROTC #JCLC
& that’s when Mr. McDowell starts to get the side eye... Cadets are required to participate in 3 classes during the semester (Class, Lab, & PT). Class times vary based on academic level, & PT & Lab times remain the same each semester. If anyone has any questions about participating in the Army ROTC classes (with no obligation), please contact us nsurotc@nsula.edu or send us a PM. #WeCommission #LearnToLead #MemeMonday #ArmyROTC
Congrats to Ms. Makayla Nash on making the decision to join Army ROTC! Looking forward to seeing her in the Fall! 🤘🏾😈 #WeCommission #ArmyROTC @nsula @nsula_fye @6thbrigaderotcusacc @armyrotc
When the USAREC recruiters & Mr. McDowell are on the same page... “Wait... You said you thought about the military but you want to finish college first? Call this guy... He may be able to get a scholarship offer for you.” Do you have questions? Send us a PM or email at nsurotc@nsula.edu @nsula @nsula_fye #WeCommission #ArmyROTC #ForkEm
We’re at it again! Freshman Connection... Do you know someone that may be interested in hearing more about scholarships & leadership training? Tag them below in the comments. #WeCommission #ArmyROTC #ForkEm #Hooah #CadetPrideNSUWide @nsula @nsula_sga @nsulagreeklife @nsula_fye
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Contact Us
Department of Military Science
Room 103, Gov. James A. Noe Armory
Phone: 318-318-357-5157
Fax: 318-217-6045
nsurotc@nsula.edu
