Scholarship

Navy ROTC Scholarship

Full-ride scholarship with a service commitment after college.

DetailInformation
AwardFull tuition plus stipend
ProviderU.S. Navy and Marine Corps
Typical deadlineRolling; apply by January
Eligible grade levelsgrade 12
Categorymilitary-connected, STEM

Who qualifies

Seniors who meet fitness standards and commit to naval service.

How to apply

  1. Open the official U.S. Navy and Marine Corps application page and confirm this cycle's deadline and award amount — both change yearly.
  2. Collect what almost every application asks for: transcript, a counselor or teacher recommendation, and your FAFSA or household income details if the award is need-based.
  3. Draft the essay well ahead of the deadline and have one adult read it.
  4. Submit several days early. Portals get overloaded on deadline day.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the Navy ROTC Scholarship worth?

The Navy ROTC Scholarship awards Full tuition plus stipend. Amounts are set by U.S. Navy and Marine Corps and change from cycle to cycle, so confirm the current figure on the provider's official page before applying.

When is the Navy ROTC Scholarship deadline?

The typical deadline is Rolling; apply by January. Deadlines move every year; set your own reminder at least three weeks earlier so you have time for essays and recommendation letters.

Who is eligible for the Navy ROTC Scholarship?

Seniors who meet fitness standards and commit to naval service.

Amounts, deadlines and eligibility are typical values that change every cycle. Always verify on the provider’s official page before applying.

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