Midshipman Elizabeth Lippie -- NROTC Acceptance Process

Applying for the NROTC program is not unlike applying for college. Midshipman Elizabeth Lippie, an engineering student at the University of Michigan, submitted her application online through the NROTC Web site. She discusses the acceptance process further, including the interview and having family involved, in this video.
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KZbin won't let us share links within comments, but if you Google "NROTC application checklist" you can find it. The NROTC scholarship selection board will consider the “whole person”, including College Board scores, grades, class standing, athletics, participation in extracurricular activities, recommendations, interview results, and perceived potential.

[@benneen9738]

America's Navy can you do rotc and become and officer without the scholarship

[@hoennnoodle]

2-3 hours?? I had an interview with the NRD's CO and it only lasted about half an hour... the rest of the time he spent talking to me about what I could expect as a junior officer

[@cristianhenriquez1368]

Her name tag measurement😓

[@alyssaa7496]

What questions are asked during the interview and what should people do to prepare?

[@derekflores3089]

Is it possible to enter NROTC during one's junior year of college?

[@sohammitra3100]

hey how does oml and accessions work for nrotc and can you just sign up beginning of freshman year but still get a contract

[@danmarston4967]

nice video

[@kennethmorgan6516]

Every post on KZbin, about NROTC is about scholarships. Does this mean Advanced Standing is only open to scholarship Midshipmen?

[@hayespipes]

No, it’s not only for those on scholarship. I joined NROTC the beginning of my sophomore year without scholarship and picked up advanced standing the summer between sophomore and junior year.

[@danmarston4967]

love US service women