Here is an incredible, up-close, personal, realistic view of a semester of ROTC training with MSU Army ROTC Military Science and Leadership.
The Military Science Department Army ROTC sincerely thanks all of our competitors and generous sponsors in helping to make the 1st Annual S.U.C. the amazing event that it was. Please visit the Springfield Urban Warrior website for photos, links to race results, S.U.C. gear, and more.
FORTUNE magazine’s March 22nd 2010 article, Meet The New Face Of Business Leadership reveals what many have known for a long time, and that is how Army Officers are HIGHLY sought by businesses and corporations.
Start learning about it by registering for MIL 101 in the fall 2013 semester. There is NO military obligation; it’s a 2 credit hour, fun elective (rappelling, rifle marksmanship, fitness, etc.) and an all-around easy course that will inform you about the Officer profession. Not many industries can match what the Army offers in terms of pay, benefits and fully-funded post-graduate educational opportunities (with pay).
Military Science 100- and 200- level classes are open to all full-time students. They each provide two academic credit hours and may fulfill elective credit in any program.
Military Science minor available to contracted students pursuing any of these degrees:
