Dallas Baptist University Athletics

ARMY ROTC at DBU
in partnership with the Maverick Battalion
 
As a Student / Cadet / Leader

• Two, Three, and Four-year Army Scholarships for Tuition and Fees
• $1,500/Semester Scholarship ($2,500 with JROTC)
• Nurse Summer Training Program (Clinics at Army and Air-force Hospital)
• Airborne, Air Assault, and Mountain Warfare School
• National Housing Scholarship
• CULP (Cultural Understanding Language Program)

As a Professional - After Graduation

• Leadership and Career Progression
• Excellent Pay and Benefits
• Tax Free Housing Allowance
• Travel Opportunities
• Advanced Schooling Certifications 

Reasons to take Army ROTC with DBU in partnership with the Maverick Battalion at UTA

• ROTC in college is a leadership elective all about making YOU the best leader you can be. It is a regular college class that teaches leadership and management, requiring no initial military obligation until you are contracted with the army paying $390 a month.
• ROTC can provide you the opportunity to attend additional summer training, such as Airborne School, Air Assault School, or Mountain Warfare School.
• ROTC can help you pay for college. Scholarships are based on eligibility criteria and merit (not financial need). The Army ROTC scholarship can pay for 100% of your tuition, all mandatory fees, $1,200 per year for books, and a monthly stipend starting at $420. In addition, all cadets that remain active in the program can receive $1,500 per semester from DBU.

How to Join DBU Army ROTC

1. Apply and get accepted to DBU.
2. Apply to the ROTC program (139R application form, 104R degree plan, and 3425 medical clearance).
3. Interview with the Professor of Military Science (PMS) at UTA or Senior military Instructor (SMI) if applying for the MSIII level.
4. Register for the appropriate ROTC class and lab at UTA through your DBU advisor.

Military Science (Army ROTC) Courses

• MILS 0180 Leadership Laboratory
• MILS 1141 Foundations of Leadership
• MILS 1142 Introduction to Leadership
• MILS 2251 Individual/Team Development
• MILS 2252 Individual/Team Military Tactics
• MILS 2291 Conference Course
• MILS 2343 Leadership Training Camp
• MILS 3341 Leadership I
• MILS 3342 Leadership II
• MILS 3443 Leader Development and Assessment
• MILS 3495 Nursing Advanced Summer Training
• MILS 4341 Advanced Leadership I
• MILS 4342 Advanced Leadership II
• MILS 4391 Conference Course

For more information, complete the ROTC interest form or contact ROTC Administrator Jonathan Beyer at jonathanb@dbu.edu.