Army ROTC
The Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Program is America’s primary officer training program. Army ROTC, in a cooperative effort by the United States Army and UAA, educates, trains and prepares students to serve as officers in the Regular Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. Army ROTC has two-, three- and four-year programs that lead to a commission as a second lieutenant. Army ROTC is divided into a basic course of study for freshmen and sophomores and the advanced course of study for juniors and seniors. Programs and courses can be adjusted to meet specific needs of individual students who desire to enroll but are past their freshmen year. Prior to completing Army ROTC, stu
Courses
- MILS A101 — Leadership and Personal Development 1 Credit
- MILS A102 — Introduction to Tactical Leadership 1 Credit
- MILS A150 — Army ROTC Leadership and Physical Training Laboratory 1 Credit
- MILS A201 — Foundations of Leadership 3 Credits
- MILS A202 — Foundations of Tactical Leadership 3 Credits
- MILS A301 — Adaptive Team Leadership 3 Credits
- MILS A302 — Applied Team Leadership 3 Credits
- MILS A401 — Adaptive Leadership 3 Credits
- MILS A402 — Leadership in a Complex World 3 Credits
- MILS A450 — History of the United States Army 3 Credits