Yes! Many student-athletes successfully balance their commitments to both Army ROTC and collegiate sports. It requires time management and communication, but it is possible.

Army ROTC leadership understands the demands of college athletics and works with cadets to coordinate training around practice and competition schedules. However, some scheduling conflicts may arise, and cadets should communicate early with both ROTC and their coaches.

Yes, it's essential to inform both your Army ROTC chain of command and your coach about your dual commitment. They will help determine if accommodations can be made for training and athletic responsibilities.

Yes! Army ROTC offers scholarships that can cover tuition, fees and stipends. Athletes on full or partial athletic scholarships are not eligible for ROTC scholarships as they do not stack benefits but do not prohibit you from being in the Army ROTC program. High school seniors can compete for and earn a National Army ROTC scholarship, and it will not prohibit you from playing NCAA varsity athletics.