For Cadet uniform and supply transactions, stop by Mr. Nieto's office located in room 320 of the Social Science Building. To make an appointment call 480-965-3248 or email: Jaime.Nieto@asu.edu.
Closed daily for lunch: 1200- 1300
Monday - Thursday: 0730-1500
Friday : By appointment only
Navigate your experience as a cadet
Attention! Your enrollment in the Department of Military Science’s Army ROTC program means you’re ready to start building a foundation for future success as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army. We’ve compiled a list of helpful resources to assist you throughout your leadership training and cadet life. Following our directives will ensure successful completion of the program, so you can drive on and become Army strong.
Earn your college degree and so much more
Are you eager to pursue your college degree while being commissioned through an ROTC program? If so, you should join the Department of Military Science at Arizona State University. We welcome Cadets at all stages of life, from prospective high school students and current college students to members of the National Guard or Reserve Component and Active Duty Soldiers. Eligibility criteria may vary based on your classification.
Our highly experienced cadre and staff
Our Army ROTC program in the Department of Military Science at Arizona State University is only as strong as our cadre and staff. That’s why we employ only the highest qualified commanders, instructors and recruiters to mentor our cadets and develop successful leaders. Our team collectively represents more than 200 years of military service and has the capability to prepare confident Second Lieutenants in the U.S. Army, who always abide by the values of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage.
The Army Reserve Officer Training Corps program in the Department of Military Science at Arizona State University recruits, educates and trains cadets to become leaders who are committed to the values of the United States Army. As one of the top leadership programs and largest Battalions in the country, our cadets are prepared to succeed in any competitive environment while dedicating themselves to a lifetime of selfless service to the nation.
Initial Enrollment Forms
These forms are to be filled out by applicants that are seeking to contract and/or seek a scholarship. Editable PDF forms will not open up in a web browser, they must be downloaded and opened in Adobe Reader program.
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CC Form 139-R (Oct 23 Version) - Cadet Enrollment Record (PDF-Fillable)
Challenge yourself with other opportunities!
ROTC Clubs: Color Guard, Desert Rangers, Ranger Challenge, Scabbard & Blade (ROTC's Honor Society)
Summer Training Opportunities: professional internships, airborne, air assault, combat survival, mountain warfare, and cadet troop leadership training.
Upon becoming Lieutenants, graduates of the Army ROTC program are selected to serve in one of the more than twenty Officer career fields. They assume their duties armed with the superb leadership and managerial skills that have long been the hallmark of the Army ROTC program. From the day they arrive at their first unit of assignment, they shoulder responsibilities that far exceed those routinely entrusted to those in the civilian sector of similar age.
Green-to-Gold Program
The Army Green to Gold program is designed for Active Duty enlisted Soldiers to pursue their Bachelors or Masters degrees and commission through ROTC. Applications are received at the national level, screened for eligibility and boarded by Army officers for selection of the winners. The application deadline for Green to Gold Scholarships is 1 February. The submission deadline for Green to Gold Hip Pocket Scholarships is 1 April.