Army ROTC

Unveil your leadership potential and begin your pathway to becoming an influential leader of tomorrow as a United States Army Officer in the Army, Army Reserves, or Army National Guard and through the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) program at 蘑菇视频网 (CWI).

Provided in partnership with Boise State University, classes are tailored to help students master leadership and tactical skills invaluable in both military and civilian life.

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Learning Opportunities

Lower-division Military Science and Leadership classes at CWI offer comprehensive leadership training bridging classroom knowledge with real-world application to empower you with:

Ethical Leadership: Understand and apply core principles of professional ethics in leadership.
Tactical Skills: Learn the art of land navigation and rope bridge construction.
Medical Expertise: Acquire skills in medical evaluation and treatment.
Combat Training: Get hands-on experience in hand grenade assault and rappelling.
Sharpshooting: Develop your marksmanship for precision and accuracy.
Stress Management: Enhance your ability to solve complex problems under high pressure.

Recommended Course Sequence

Eligibility & Requirements

Military Science and Leadership classes are completed alongside one of CWI's degree programs.

Military experience is not required.
To enroll, students must be 17 years or older and have approval from a physician to participate in physical activities.
Uniforms and equipment will be provided to the student at no charge.
Scholarships are available!

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Elevate Your Experience

Continue your pathway to leadership in the Army by transferring to earn a bachelor's degree. Military Science and Leadership classes are fully transferable to any four-year college or university with an Army ROTC program, including many institutions in Idaho. Upper-division classes are open to:

U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Individuals who choose and are qualified to commit/contract into the Army ROTC and pursue a commission as an officer in the U.S. Army.

Transferring From CWI