AFROTC is an in-college program dedicated to training future Air Force officers. Upon graduation, our cadets are commissioned as active duty 2nd Lieutenants in the United States Air Force.

Cadets typically participate in a four year program, starting their first two years in the "General Military Course," and attending field training during the summer of their second year. Field training is three to four weeks long, and instills the discipline needed in each cadet to successfully serve as an Air Force officer. Upon successful graduation from field training, they are enrolled in the "Professional Officer Course," where they lead the cadet wing in preparation to become active duty Air Force officers.

During their junior or senior year, cadets compete nationally for Air Force specialties such as pilot, navigator, air battle manager, special operations, intelligence, logistics, finance, nursing, law, and various other specialties, as well. Cadets are not required to apply for flying training.

For a comprehensive list of possible specialties for Air Force officers, visit http://www.afrotc.com/careers/jobsearch/index.php (external link).