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[quote=Anonymous]https://www.advocatesforrotc.org/national/ lists the ROTC programs and whether they are on or off campus at the Ivies and some other top colleges.  On campus is more convenient but off campus just adds a commute (ROTC provides transportation)

You can apply for a 4 year scholarship while in high school or apply for the college program (and compete for a scholarship) during freshman or sophomore year.  All majors are acceptable, but technical, language and nursing majors are prioritized. There is an additional ROTC curriculum for each branch and the Navy/Marines have some distribution requirements (calculus, US history, English, physics, comp sci). Scholarships cover tuition, fees, books, and a small living allowance plus transportation to school, but they do not cover room and board. The Air Force also offers a type 2 scholarship capped at $9,000/semester for tuition. College program students who don't get a scholarship can get a stipend of a few hundred dollars a month.  [/quote]

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