Posted on Nov 7, 2017
If I’m in the National Guard, do I have to get permission or guidance from my unit to apply to ROTC?
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Posted 7 y ago
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No, you don't. You can sign up for the first two years just like regular classes, and then if you decide to contract for years 3 & 4 you will become a Simultaneous Membership Program Cadet (SMP) and be administratively promoted to E-5 (pay, but no stripes). Your National Guard Commander will be informed and may talk to your PMS about you, but you will not need the National Guard's permission.
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When I was recruiting for Navy Officer programs. Navy ROTC programs yes, you would need the recommendation from your units Commanding Officer or OIC.
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My response is for Navy/Marine Corps ROTC program always best to check with the OIC at the School of interest. Also explore cross town agreements.
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It would make the move much easier if you do.. make sure you packet is lookung good too
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