Apply to AFROTC

Recruiting Officer: Capt Samuel Kim
E-mail: sk3220@afrotc.rutgers.edu
Phone: (848) 932-1464
Address: 190 College Ave, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
(IN-PERSON/VIRTUAL OPTIONS AVAILABLE)

- US Citizen (or permanent resident at most one year away from obtaining citizenship)
- Full-time college student (12 credits for undergrad; 9 credits for graduate) at Rutgers-New Brunswick or one of our crosstown schools
- At least 3 years (6 semesters) of college remaining
- Minimum 2.0 cumulative college GPA
- Be able to pass medical examination and physical fitness test

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Congratulations on enrolling in Air Force ROTC! We’re excited to welcome you next semester. To prepare, please:
✅ COMPLETE ALL SCHOOL-RELATED TASKS ✅Make sure to set up your university accounts, register for classes, pay tuition, purchase your Rutgers parking pass, and fulfill any other administrative requirements. Please direct any questions to Ms. Jamira Riddick, Administrative Coordinator. RU ID Card
Activate Rutgers NetID (Crosstown Students ONLY):After submitting your ROTC Cross-Registration Application, we’ll create your Rutgers profile. To access our systems, follow these steps:
Rutgers Student Parking Permits:
RU HERE Attendance Confirmation:
Register for Classes:
Rutgers Tuition Payment:
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📩 Monitor Your Emails 📩Keep an eye out for emails from your Cadet Wing, which may include details on New Cadet Orientation, upcoming events, and essential in-processing information. Once set-up, all ROTC-related emails and correspondence will be sent to your Rutgers email. ScarletMail/Scarlet Apps:
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💪 Work Out! 💪Continue your workout routine and train for the Air Force Fitness Test—it’s required to remain in the program. For cadets under 25 years old, the fitness standards are as follows:
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📝 Start Studying for the AFOQT 📝The Air Force Officer Qualification Test (AFOQT) is a standardized test that measures verbal and mathematical aptitude (similar to the SAT and ACT) as well as additional aptitudes relevant to specific career fields (e.g. pilot, combat systems officer, air battle manager, RPA). Per AFROTCI 36-2011 Vol 3, you must take your first AFOQT attempt no later than the end of your first AFROTC term. Cadets can access DAF approved study preparation materials at https://access.afpc.af.mil/pcsmdmz/Form%20T.HTML. Additionally, they may use any other materials related to the areas assessed by the AFOQT that are selected based on the general AFOQT taxonomy of content without knowledge of actual AFOQT content. Note: Examinees who have never taken the AFOQT may only participate in study sessions with other individuals who have not taken the AFOQT. |