Want to learn more?
Find more details about the benefits of ROTC and life as a cadet through The Johns Hopkins Army ROTC program or Air Force ROTC at the University of Maryland, College Park. 

Get started now:
Mr. Karl Miller
908-217-8281
kmill186@jhu.edu
Recruiting Operations Officer
Johns Hopkins University - Blue Jay Battalion
Army Reserve Officer Training Corp 

Captain Kathryn M. Love
301-302-2941
klove22@umd.edu
Recruiting Officer
University of Maryland - Detachment 330
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp

Calling all students.

We're looking for scholars, athletes and leaders to join the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). As a UBalt student, you can join Army ROTC as part of our partnership with The Johns Hopkins University or Air Force ROTC at the University of Maryland, College Park. The ROTC mission is to lead, train, develop, mentor and commission the future officer leadership of the U.S. Army.

 

Here's how it works:

• You'll take ROTC curriculum at The Johns Hopkins University or the University of Maryland, College Park along with your required classes at UBalt.
• When you graduate, you will be commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army or Air Force.
• ROTC scholarships may be available for select students. Please select the appropriate link for more information.
  • https://afrotc.umd.edu/prospective-cadets/scholarships
  • https://krieger.jhu.edu/rotc/prospective-cadets/scholarships/

 

 

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Education Requirements

• one 2-hour/2-credit class per week
• one 2-hour/1-credit leadership lab per week
• three hours of physical fitness per week

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Summer Opportunities

• Leader's Training Course: There's a potential $5,000 bonus for this 4-week course.
• Air Assault School: Ten days of rigorous, fast-paced training.
• Cadet Troop Leadership Training: Intern with second lieutenant platoon leaders.
• Students who receive scholarships will normally serve four years of active duty or six years of U.S. Army Reserve or National Guard duty (one weekend a month and two weeks of drill training per year).
• Non-scholarship students can participate without any service obligation up to their junior year.

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