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Fly4Food · November 15th, 2003, 14:33

ROTC was a great deal for me. I had a scholarship, so not only did the Air Force pay for school, but they gave me a kick arse job when I graduated. Sure, the commitment is 10 years after pilot training now, so about 11 years total, but its well worth it. The job is stable, the training top notch, and I really enjoyed the life style. I'm still doing the reserve thing and enjoying it.

As posted earlier, talk with the ROTC detachment at your school. They can give you all the skinny on getting involved. Minimum used to be two years in ROTC to get commissioned, so some started as juniors, and some went through grad school and ROTC.

November 15th, 2003, 14:33	#3
Fly4Food Newbie Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: U.S. Posts: 14	Re: ROTC Question ROTC was a great deal for me. I had a scholarship, so not only did the Air Force pay for school, but they gave me a kick arse job when I graduated. Sure, the commitment is 10 years after pilot training now, so about 11 years total, but its well worth it. The job is stable, the training top notch, and I really enjoyed the life style. I'm still doing the reserve thing and enjoying it. As posted earlier, talk with the ROTC detachment at your school. They can give you all the skinny on getting involved. Minimum used to be two years in ROTC to get commissioned, so some started as juniors, and some went through grad school and ROTC.