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Two-Year NROTC Scholarship Information

Welcome scholarship applicants! If you are seriously considering applying for an NROTC scholarship (even if you have not made your decision) and have not already done so, please contact the MIT NROTC recruiting officer. We are available to assist you in the application process and can help answer questions to ease your decisionmaking.

Note that in order to apply for a two-year NROTC scholarship, you must be a sophomore or transfer student, intending on attending one of our participating universities (MIT, Harvard, or Tufts) in your junior year. The university admissions process is separate from your NROTC scholarship application. If you do not already attend one of our participating universities, the following links are provided to ensure you are aware of the requirements and deadlines for admission to one of our universities:

MIT Admissions | Harvard Admissions | Tufts Admissions
Apply for an NROTC scholarship
The following outlines the process of applying for a two-year NROTC scholarship:

How to apply for a two-year NROTC scholarship
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For more detailed information and questions, please contact the MIT NROTC recruiting officer or call (617) 253-2991 and ask to speak to the recruiting officer. If you are in the Boston area, please also feel free to drop by the unit. Our location is:

MIT Building W59-110
201 Vassar Street
Cambridge MA, 02139

For an insight into what our students do, check out some highlights of NROTC in Cambridge.

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Home About the Battalion Prospective Students Pictures Parents Alumni Links Get Directions	Two-Year NROTC Scholarship Information Welcome scholarship applicants! If you are seriously considering applying for an NROTC scholarship (even if you have not made your decision) and have not already done so, please contact the MIT NROTC recruiting officer. We are available to assist you in the application process and can help answer questions to ease your decisionmaking. Note that in order to apply for a two-year NROTC scholarship, you must be a sophomore or transfer student, intending on attending one of our participating universities (MIT, Harvard, or Tufts) in your junior year. The university admissions process is separate from your NROTC scholarship application. If you do not already attend one of our participating universities, the following links are provided to ensure you are aware of the requirements and deadlines for admission to one of our universities: MIT Admissions \| Harvard Admissions \| Tufts Admissions Apply for an NROTC scholarship The following outlines the process of applying for a two-year NROTC scholarship: How to apply for a two-year NROTC scholarship More Information For more detailed information and questions, please contact the MIT NROTC recruiting officer or call (617) 253-2991 and ask to speak to the recruiting officer. If you are in the Boston area, please also feel free to drop by the unit. Our location is: MIT Building W59-110 201 Vassar Street Cambridge MA, 02139 For an insight into what our students do, check out some highlights of NROTC in Cambridge. The appearance of external hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the United States Department of Defense, the United States Department of the Navy or MIT NROTC of the linked web sites, or the information, products or services contained therein. For other than authorized activities such as military exchanges and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) sites, the United States Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy or MIT NROTC do not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this DoD web site. < Back to Prospective Students
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