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US Army Cadet CommandScholarship Overview

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Who We Are

Colin PowellCity College of NYSecretary of State

2001-2005

George Casey Jr.Georgetown University

36th Army Chief of Staff2007-2011

George C MarshallVirginia Military Institute

Army Chief of StaffSecretary of Defense

Secretary of State

Gordon SullivanNorwich University

32nd Army Chief of Staff1991-1995

Leon PanettaSanta Clara UniversitySecretary of Defense

2011 - 2013

Sam WaltonUniversity of Missouri

American BusinessmanFounder of Wal-Mart

James Earl JonesUniversity of Michigan

ActorMovies and Broadway

Dennis ViaVirginia State University

Commanding GeneralUS Army Materiel Command

2012-Present

Ann DunwoodySUNY -College at Cortland

Commanding GeneralUS Army Materiel Command

2008-2012

Mark MilleyPrinceton University

39th Army Chief of Staff

Patrick MurphyKings College

Acting Secretary of The Army2016 -

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USACC Mission and Vision

Vision StatementWe are an innovative, effective organization manned by

specially selected professional Cadre, Staff and Faculty fully prepared to educate and train the most diverse and talented Cadets from across the Nation to become adaptive leaders, lifetime learners, critical thinkers and problem solvers, and

committed to the Army Ethos and Profession of Arms.

Mission StatementUSACC partners with universities to recruit, educate, develop, and inspire SROTC Cadets in order to commission officers of character for the Total Army; and partners with high schools to conduct JROTC in order to develop citizens of character for a

lifetime of commitment and service to our Nation.

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What We Do

Army Officer Sources 2014

Direct Commissions Not included

USMA 12%ROTC Reserve Component 33%

ROTC Active Duty 45%

OCS 9%

3500

4000

4500

5000

5500

6000

Mission Production

5880

5350

Mission/Production History

0

2000

4000

6000

FY 16 FY 17 FY 18 FY 19

USACC Production Mission

Active Duty Reserve Component

5252 (total)

2135

3117

5165

2135

3030

5165

2135

3030

5165

2135

3030

*25% of production must have STEM degrees

5611

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Cadet Command Organization

JBLM, WA (8th BDE HQs-includes USARPAC AO Schools)

Great Lakes NTS, IL(3rd BDE HQs)

Fort Dix, NJ(2nd BDE HQs-includes USAREUR AO Schools)

HAAF, GA(6th BDE HQs-includes USARSO AO Schools)

Fort Knox, KY(1st BDE HQs)

Fort Knox, KY(7th BDE HQs)

Fort Bragg, NC(4th BDE HQs)

Fort Sam Huston, TX(5th BDE HQs)

Fort Knox, KY(USACC HQs)

SMC-Senior Military College MJC-Military Junior College

7 Regional Brigades 33-41 Programs per Brigade

1 Military College Brigade 6 SMCs / 5 MJCs

275 Host Programs Resident PMS and assigned Cadre

671 Cross-enrolled Partners Cadets travel to the “Host” campus, or

SROTC Cadre travels to Cadet’s campus

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ROTC Today

32,378 Cadets (a/o 07 May representation)

12,525 (38%) on scholarship 18,162 (56%) under contract* 7123 (22%) female

Cadre Assigned: 3513 24% Officer (Active) 22% EM 26% Gov’t Civilian 9% Contractors 17% ARNG & USAR

Cadet must sign contract if:1. Receiving scholarship2. Attending MS III or IV

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Army ROTC Scholarships

• We are the largest grantor of college scholarships in the United States

• In FY16 we will give scholarships to almost 13,000+ students totaling ~$270 million

• Scholarships can be for 2, 3, or 4 years (competitive) Money can be for tuition or room &

board (not both by law)• Scholarships students also qualify

for $1,200 for books/supplies• And a monthly stipend of $300,

$350, $450, and $500, depending on year

2017 2018 2019

Top 5% of Class 44% 41% 21%

Top 25% of Class 82% 78% 69%

Honor Society 49% 56% 57%

Mean SAT(Reading +

Math)1253 1247 1246

High School GPA 3.6 3.6 3.6

4 Year Scholarship Winner Profile

None: 63.5%4 Year:24%

2 Year:3%3 Year:

9%

31% of all cadets are on scholarship~67% of cadets receiving commissions receive scholarships

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• Provide Financial Assistance for Quality Students Who Have Achieved Academic Excellence and Demonstrated Leadership

• Provide the Nucleus to Attract Quality Academic Disciplines and Geographic, Ethnic and Academic Diversity

• Supports Recruiting the “Best Qualified” Officers for America’s Army

• Generate Competition to Ensure Best Qualified Candidates Receive Financial Assistance

Purpose of Army ROTC Scholarships

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•Army ROTC Scholarship recipients receive:• Full Financial assistance for College tuition and mandatory education fees (or room and board)Tax free subsistence allowance for up to 10

months a yearA/O 1 Oct 02

MS 1 – 300/monthMS 2 – 350/monthMS 3 – 450/monthMS 4 – 500/month

$1200 annually for textbooks, classroom supplies and equipment.

Nurses $650.00 one time payment for equipment• The Army ROTC Scholarship does not pay Flight fees.

General Scholarship Benefits

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4-YearNational

3-YearAdvancedDesignee

4-YearHBCU

2-YearMJC

HighSchool

4-YearOnCampus

2-YearGRFDARNG

2-YearGRFDUSAR

2 ½ & 2-YearOnCampus

CollegeCampus

3 & 3 ½-YearOnCampus

3,2 ½ &2-YearDEDARNGDEDUSAR

2 ½ &2-YearLTC

2-Year

3-Year

4-Year

GreenToGold

4,3, &2-YrHipPocket

Applicant Sources

3-YearADDEDARNGDEDUSAR

2-YearADO

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SAT/ACT18%

SAL Points14%

PMS Interview14%

Board Points25%

Physical Assess 11%

Cadet Background and Experience Form

18%

SAT/ACT SAL Points PMS Interview

Board Points Physical Assessment CBEF

Whole Person Score

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Scholarship ProgramWinner Profile – Mission Set 2019

Percentage 2016 2017 2018 2019Top 5% of Class 48% 44% 41% 21%Top 25% of Class 85% 82% 78% 69%Top 50% of Class 97% 97% 95% 94%Presidents of Student Body or Sr. Class 15% 16% 7% 9%Other Class Officers 39% 43% 29% 27%National Honor Society 49% 49% 56% 57%Varsity Letter Winners 80% 82% 65% 90%Varsity Team Captains 60% 61% 45% 60%Club Presidents 7% 7% 15% 17%JROTC Participants 26% 28% 27% 32%

4 Year College Board Mean 1267 1253 1247 1246National College Board Mean 1010 1010 1010 1010*High School GPA 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.6

*College Board data for High School Class of 2015 not yet available

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