Students train as they learn, taking military science courses alongside regular college classes, with the requirement to enlist as an officer in the U.S. Army, Navy or Air Force upon graduation. The Coast Guard does not have an ROTC program but rather a College Student Pre-Commisioning Initiative, which offers scholarships and a spot at officer candidate school after graduation. Students interested in ROTC participation without the military service commitment can join the program for a limited time, typically three semesters, officials say. While only those who enlist receive a scholarship, ROTC officials say short-term participants benefit from leadership skills taught in the program. For those who do join the military through ROTC, scholarships can help pay for college, though acceptance of the award means a commitment of at least eight years after graduation.
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