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Scholarship awards received from sources other than Trinity must be reported to Trinity University's Office of Financial Aid. In accordance with federal regulations, external sources of aid must be counted as a resource toward meeting a student’s financial need and cost of attendance. Students who receive external scholarships will have their need-based awards re-evaluated. External awards will be used to replace student loans and campus employment before they affect need-based grants. Trinity University merit awards are unaffected by external scholarships as they are not awarded based on need, provided the combination of all awards remain within the cost of attendance for the applicable school year.
Air Force ROTC at Trinity University
WHERE ARE WE:Multidisciplinary Studies (MS) Building, Room 4.03.36 (210) 458-4624
UTSA Main Campus 1604 Location E-MAIL
Air Force ROTC 3- and 4-Year Scholarships for High School Seniors and Graduates
Award:
- Tuition, Fees, Books, and $200/month (renewable).
- 3-year Scholarships start during Fall Term of Sophomore year.
Criteria:
- Must be an incoming Freshman with no college experience (except joint High School/College programs)
- Must be in the top 40% of High School class at time of application (waiverable)
- Must have a 2.5 cumulative High School GPA (4.0 scale) at time of application
- Minimum SAT score of 1100 or ACT score of 24. Scores must be sent to Air Force ROTC
- Take the Applicant Fitness Test (AFT) before you submit package (sit-ups, push-ups,1 mile run.) There are no minimums, you must do the best you can, and you cannot fail the test)
- Must be a U.S. citizen
- Must qualify for entry into the Air Force ROTC program
- Normally awarded to students planning to pursue technical majors
Application Requirements:
Apply during fall term of senior year in High School. May apply after High School Graduation if applicant has no college experience. Contact local Air Force Recruiter or Air Force ROTC Detachment for an application package.
Deadline:
1 December of High School Senior Year
The objective of this program is to attract and retain students whose academic specialties and potential career areas are essential to Air Force needs. Scholarships are competitive and will cover up to $15,000 in tuition/fees, pay $240 for books, and includes a $200 monthly allowance during the Academic Year.
2 to 3-year scholarships for qualified students in any major, minimum 2.50 GPA to apply.
- Deadline for application is 15 May each year
Pre-health scholarships is for qualified students interested in earning their commission through Air Force ROTC and continuing their education in medical or osteopathic school. The scholarship pays for 2 to 3 years of undergraduate degree work plus medical school. Minimum 3.65 GPA in major to apply for 3-year scholarship; 3.5 GPA in major to apply for 2-year scholarship.
- Deadline for application is 15 May each year
PROFESSIONAL OFFICER COURSE INCENTIVE (POCI):
This is a 2-year grant awarded semester to semester, for qualified students enrolled in the Professional Officer Course (junior/senior years) & who are not receiving any other Air Force ROTC Scholarship. Students receive $1,500 tuition/fees and $225 cap for books per semester and a $200 monthly stipend. A minimum GPA of 2.00 is required the term prior to qualify.
Requirements for all Scholarships and Incentives:
- You must be under the age of 27 on June 30 of year commissioned (age waiver to 30 years with prior service)
- Pass the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT)
- Minimums for under 30 years old are: 15 verbal & 10 quantitative
- Minimums for over 30 years old are verbal, quantitative, and academic
- Pass the Physical Fitness Test (PFT) (Consisting of push-ups, sit-ups, & 2-mile run)
- Pass a medical physical
- Must be a US citizen -?Full time student status (12 hours Undergraduate, 9 hours Graduate)
FOR APPLICATION REQUIRMENTS, CALL AIR FORCE ROTC DETACHMENT 842 TODAY!!
Check us out: http://www.utsa.edu/afrotc
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| www.jamesmadison.com | Graduate Fellowship | |
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