Scholarship Info
NJROTC Scholarship Application
TEXAS A&M ROTC
The application for admission to Texas A&M for fall 2020 is now open online at this page/ Your cadets who will be seniors should apply as soon as possible, all applications must be complete by December 1.
There are three ways to be admitted to Texas A&M
-Top 10% in Texas High School. Texas HS students who are in the top 10% of their class will be automatically admitted if they complete the application on time, this is a state law.
-Academic Admit. Students are automatically admitted if they are in the top 25% of their class with a Math + Reading SAT score of at least 1360 with at least a 620 math and a 660 reading score. This is a university rule.
-Holistic Review. Students may be offered admission based on their essay; class rank and SAT or ACT score; and extracurricular activities, community service, leadership, employment and summer activities, talents, awards and honors.
All applicants should complete the scholarship application as part of the admission application to be eligible for Corps of Cadets and university scholarships. Corps scholarships have no military obligation and range in value from $1,200-$4,000 per year.
If cadets are interested in military service and commission as an Officer they can apply for Army, Navy, Marine or Air Force ROTC scholarships online now. ROTC scholarships are merit based and pay for tuition and academic fees, book money and a stipend for personal spending. They vary in value, but generally are worth about $65,000 over 4 years at Texas A&M.
-Army
-Air ForceVisit Texas A&M! Academically qualified juniors and seniors can apply now for fall JCAP November 1-2, 2019 at – Poster attached.
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Contact Info:
Major Joseph B. Hoffman US Army (ret.) | Associate Director
Corps Recruiting | Office of the Commandant | Texas A&M University
1400 TAMU | College Station, TX 77843
979.862.6656 |Email Joseph B. Hoffman | Corps of Cadets
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Cadet scholarships available at UNG!
Do you have students who need assistance with paying for college? Check out our Cadet scholarships that are available at UNG!
The State of Georgia funds 42 scholarships each year to Georgia students that are interested in joining the Georgia Army National Guard and the University of North Georgia Corps of Cadets. This means you can still have a full time job after graduating college while serving part time in the Guard!
Recipients of the University of North Georgia Military Scholarship (UNGMS) are even able to make $30,000 - $40,000 over four years as a Cadet. The scholarship pays for room, meals, tuition, books, uniforms and fees. The total worth of the UNGMS is over $70,000. In recent years, just under 60 qualified and completed applications are received annually.
Army ROTC Scholarships are available nationally to Cadets who participate in a Senior Army ROTC program. This scholarship differs from the UNGMS in what it covers: tuition and fees or room and board, up to $10,000. It is important to realize that both scholarships require service in the U.S. Army after graduation.
Additionally, Cadet Admissions awards Leadership Scholarships to incoming Cadets based on merit and financial need. These scholarships range from $500-$3,000 and are funded by alumni donations to help off-set the cost of college for incoming Cadets. For Georgia residents (not on UNGMS), they are also eligible for the Georgia ROTC and Future Officer Grant ranging from $1,500 to $4,000 a year.
For additional details on these scholarship opportunities for Cadets at UNG.
Apply Now Have questions? We are here to help! You can call our office at 706-867-2918 or email us at Recruiting Department
Contact Info:
Mike Ivy
Director of Cadet Admissions
CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM (CMP)
TO BE CONSIDERED, applicants must turn in a list of past and present rifle or pistol competition history, awards, involvements and future expectations for the sport. Proof of participation, including match bulletins, photos or CMP Competition Tracker printouts (for example), MUSTbe presented in order to be considered for the scholarship. Applications without this will be discarded.
Those interested must also provide academic information such as GPA (3.0 or above – anything below 3.0 will not be accepted), test scores and a list of extracurricular activities. Additionally, an official transcript must be provided, along with a letter explaining why the applicant is applying and what future plans the money will fund. A nomination/recommendation letter from a coach or instructor is also required.
Incomplete applications will not be considered, so please check that all required information is sent. Because the CMP takes great care in personally reading each application, all mandatory information (including forms and other necessary materials) must be sent to the CMP in its entirety. We are eager to recognize praiseworthy student-athletes for their hard work – so please take extra precaution in sending all application requirements.
The deadline for application submission is March 20, 2017. Scholarships may be used to pursue post-secondary education or vocational programs for the upcoming school year.
The CMP is dedicated to its commitment to youth programs and furthering the education of the successful young adults involved within them. Through these scholarships, the CMP is able to uphold one of its missions of awarding those who present exceptional talent, motivation and determination within the field of marksmanship.
Application forms and other scholarship information can be found by visiting this page.. For specific questions, please contact Kathy Williams at 419-635-2141, ext. 709 or email Kathy Williams.
TO BE CONSIDERED, applicants must turn in a list of past and present rifle or pistol competition history, awards, involvements and future expectations for the sport. Proof of participation, including match bulletins, photos or CMP Competition Tracker printouts (for example), MUSTbe presented in order to be considered for the scholarship. Applications without this will be discarded.
Those interested must also provide academic information such as GPA (3.0 or above – anything below 3.0 will not be accepted), test scores and a list of extracurricular activities. Additionally, an official transcript must be provided, along with a letter explaining why the applicant is applying and what future plans the money will fund. A nomination/recommendation letter from a coach or instructor is also required.
Incomplete applications will not be considered, so please check that all required information is sent. Because the CMP takes great care in personally reading each application, all mandatory information (including forms and other necessary materials) must be sent to the CMP in its entirety. We are eager to recognize praiseworthy student-athletes for their hard work – so please take extra precaution in sending all application requirements.
The deadline for application submission is March 20, 2017. Scholarships may be used to pursue post-secondary education or vocational programs for the upcoming school year.
The CMP is dedicated to its commitment to youth programs and furthering the education of the successful young adults involved within them. Through these scholarships, the CMP is able to uphold one of its missions of awarding those who present exceptional talent, motivation and determination within the field of marksmanship.
Application forms and other scholarship information can be found by visiting This page. For specific questions, please contact Kathy Williams at 419-635-2141, ext. 709 or email Kathy Williams.
TO BE CONSIDERED, applicants must turn in a list of past and present rifle or pistol competition history, awards, involvements and future expectations for the sport. Proof of participation, including match bulletins, photos or CMP Competition Tracker printouts (for example), MUSTbe presented in order to be considered for the scholarship. Applications without this will be discarded.
Those interested must also provide academic information such as GPA (3.0 or above – anything below 3.0 will not be accepted), test scores and a list of extracurricular activities. Additionally, an official transcript must be provided, along with a letter explaining why the applicant is applying and what future plans the money will fund. A nomination/recommendation letter from a coach or instructor is also required.
Incomplete applications will not be considered, so please check that all required information is sent. Because the CMP takes great care in personally reading each application, all mandatory information (including forms and other necessary materials) must be sent to the CMP in its entirety. We are eager to recognize praiseworthy student-athletes for their hard work – so please take extra precaution in sending all application requirements.
The deadline for application submission is March 20, 2017. Scholarships may be used to pursue post-secondary education or vocational programs for the upcoming school year.
The CMP is dedicated to its commitment to youth programs and furthering the education of the successful young adults involved within them. Through these scholarships, the CMP is able to uphold one of its missions of awarding those who present exceptional talent, motivation and determination within the field of marksmanship.
Application forms and other scholarship information can be found by visiting Us.. For specific questions, please contact Kathy Williams at 419-635-2141, ext. 709 or email Kathy Williams
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY NOMINATIONS PROCESS
1. NJROTC/NNDCC Senior Naval Science Instructors have the opportunity to nominate cadets for admission to the United States Naval Academy. NJROTC/NNDCC instructors submitting nomination forms for cadets may retrieve the nomination form from the USNA website. the form is also attached as enclosure (1). (NOTE: The requirement to submit the orders for the unit DOES NOT apply to NJROTC/NNDCC as a listing of authorized units has been provided in advance to USNA.
2. NJROTC/NNDCC instructors are encouraged to assist eligible and interested NJROTC/NNDCC cadets with the application and nomination processes. Cadets are advised to seek a nomination from EACH of the following nomination sources for which they are eligible. Questions regarding eligibility may be directed to the Naval Academy at (410) 293-1858
a. U.S. Senators, Representatives, and Delegates: Each member of Congress can have five constituents attending the Naval Academy at any time. (Note: The delegate to Congress from Guam may have three at the academy.) Each Congressional office has its own procedures and deadlines for accepting nomination requests. Most offices prefer that you contact them in the spring or summer of the year prior to admissions to the Academy. For specific requirements and deadlines, each student should go to United States House of Representatives <United States House of Representatives> and Senate Goverment <Senate> to find their Members of Congress and then visit their websites.
b. The President of the U.S.: An unlimited number of presidential nominations are available for children and legally adopted children of career officer and enlisted personnel of the armed forces, active or reserve, including the Coast Guard. One hundred candidates may be appointed with these nominations each year. A parent in the reserve must be serving as a member of a reserve component and be credited with at least eight full years of service (a minimum of 2880 points) or must be entitled to retired pay except that he or she is not yet sixty years old. Otherwise, the parent must currently be on active duty (other than for training) and have served continuously for at least eight years or have been retired with pay or granted retired or retainer pay. If you have questions regarding your eligibility, please call (410) 293-1858.
c. The Vice-President of the U.S.: At any one time, five students may attend the academy based on a vice presidential nomination. Competition for a vice presidential nomination is nationwide, therefore, it is very keen. U.S. citizens who are living outside the United States and who have not maintained a domicile in the U.S. are encouraged to apply for a vice presidential nomination. Requests for Vice Presidential nominations must be postmarked between 1 March and 31 October of the year prior to entry and sent directly to the Vice President.
d. Navy and Marine Corps (Active & Reserve): One hundred seventy appointments are available annually to regular and reserve Navy and Marine Corps enlisted personnel (interested cadets and former cadets might pursue this option after graduation).
e. Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC, NJROTC, MCJROTC), Honor Naval and Military Schools: All Navy JROTC units are eligible to nominate three candidates each. NJROTC Distinguished Units with Academic Honors are eligible to nominate three additional candidates. Again, NJROTC/NNDCC units are not required to submit the orders for the unit as a listing of authorized units has been provided in advance to USNA. The nomination form is available online at Here (Note: All candidates must be NJROTC/NNDCC cadets. Naval Honor Schools are defined in reference (b). Units designated Naval Honor Schools are also eligible to nominate three cadets each to the U.S. Military Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Contact their respective admissions offices for details.
f. Children of deceased or disabled veterans and children of current prisoners of war or servicemen missing in action: Up to 65 midshipmen may be in attendance at the academy based on nominations as children of military personnel who were killed in action; died from wounds, injuries or disease while on active duty; sustained 100 percent disability from such wounds, injuries or disease, as certified by the Department of Veterans Affairs; or who are currently prisoners of war (POW) or missing in action (MIA). The children of civilians in POW or MIA status also are eligible. Adopted children are eligible.
g. Children of Medal of Honor Awardees: Candidates in this special category who are fully qualified for admission are automatically appointed. There is no limit to the number of midshipmen who may be at the academy with this source of nomination.
JCI Senators Foundation of Florida, Inc
Each year, the Florida JCI Senate Foundation grants two $500.00 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who plan to continue their education at accredited post-secondary colleges, universities, or vocational schools. These scholarships are based on academic performance. We also grant a $1000.00 based on academic performance and financial need. We also administer a $750.00 scholarship for a graduating Lakeland, Florida high school student using the same criteria. Checks awarded will be made out in the name of the recipient and the educational institution of the recipient’s choice.
Applications must come from high school students who are U.S. Citizens graduating from a Florida accredited high school. This may include state approved home school and state approved GED programs, or Cyber School.
The Foundation is a fully qualified, IRS approved 501 C (3) foundation. Our IRS tax ID number is 59-3091794. All contributions to the Foundation are deductible for federal income and estate tax purposes.
Beginning in September of each year the foundation distributes to schools and board of education throughout Florida the necessary application forms for determination of the recipients of scholarship grants. The two top winners of the JCI Senate scholarship will then be sent to the US JCI Senate Foundation to be judged for an additional $1000.00 scholarship.
A panel of judge’s reviews each application received, and the two top ranked applications are forwarded to the U.S. JCI Senate Foundation. The other two scholarships are also judged by and independent panel of educators who reviews the applications submitted from the state and the winners of the scholarship grants are selected by that panel and the 3 top applications are given to a panel of Florida JCI Senate Foundations trustees. The ultimate winner is then chosen by that panel.
No limit is set on the number of grant applications that can be submitted by students attending any given secondary educational institution. Applications are judged based on student’s residence in Florida rather than the location of the college, university or vocational school the student plant to attend.
The JCI Senators Foundation of Florida, Inc. is proud of all of its award recipients and, with the continued support of the JCI Senators of Florida as well as friends of the program that are interested in helping to fund this program, we look forward to making an even larger number of scholarships available in the future.