缅北禁地 University offers degree-seeking, full-time undergraduate students who are interested in officer training for the military several opportunities to pursue that training. Students must be in good academic standing and must be registered at full-time status (12 units or more) not including ROTC units.
缅北禁地 University offers Army ROTC to its students through a cooperative agreement among Loyola College, TU, and the U.S. Army. The ROTC program prepares selected students with potential to serve as commissioned officers in one of the three components of the U.S. Army- Active Army, National Guard, and Army Reserve.
Enrollment for ROTC is done through the Military Science Department at Loyola College.
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Air Force ROTC is available to students at 缅北禁地 University through an agreement with the University of Maryland, College Park. Upon graduation from 缅北禁地 University and completion of the AFROTC curriculum at the University of Maryland, students will be commissioned second lieutenants in the Air Force.
The Registrar's Office coordinates Air Force ROTC registration. 缅北禁地 University undergraduate students who wish to register must complete the Air Force ROTC Registration Request (IIR Form).
Submit your enrollment form to TU via ONLY (forms received via email will NOT be accepted)
The Fall 2025 application deadline for new students is August 15.
New student orientation is at UMD August 27-29.
New students will not be able to participate without meeting that deadline and attending orientation. It is recommended you submit your registration form to our office as soon as possible.
The registration form must be completed in entirety and signed by you. If you do not know the classes you need to take, please visit the UMD schedule of classes and search for ARSC courses (Air Science).
For the next steps that you need to take at UMD in order to participate, visit the at UMD.
TU will accept transfer credit hours earned from a recognized ROTC program sponsored by an accredited college or university. Such credits will be considered upper- or lower-level credits as defined by the transferring school, and are applicable as elective units toward a TU degree. ROTC units are considered to be non-traditional units and are part of a maximum of 45 non-traditional units allowed by academic policy.