As part of a consortium with Alabama State University, you can attend Auburn University at Montgomery and get your Commission as a 2nd Lt. in the United States Air Force upon graduation.

AFROTC provides you the opportunity to become a United States Air Force officer while completing your college degree. You will get an undergraduate degree in the subject of your choice while you learn discipline and leadership and work toward a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force.

The General Military Course is for freshmen and sophomores. Here, in addition to your other college classes, you’ll take classes in airpower and Air Force fundamentals. You’ll attend physical training (PT) twice a week and learn uniform wear and drill ceremonies. You’ll also attend a training course the summer between your sophomore and junior year. This training takes place at Maxwell Air Force Base and focuses on leadership and problem solving skills.

At the start of your junior year, you’ll contract with the Air Force and join the Professional Officer Course. During your last two years you’ll receive a monthly allowance/stipend while you focus on leadership training, cadet corps management, and preparation for active duty.

Find money for school, books, and monthly expenses with an Air Force ROTC scholarship.