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Yes — Seton Hall University hosts Army ROTC on campus through Scarlet Raider Battalion. Students from 14 partner schools also join it cross-town.
Scarlet Raider Battalion · Scarlet Raider
Army ROTC at Seton Hall University trains cadets for the U.S. Army in New Jersey.
About this program
Army ROTC at Seton Hall University runs as Scarlet Raider Battalion, an officer-accessions battalion for the U.S. Army.
Partner schools — Saint Peter's University, Montclair State University, Rutgers Newark, and Fairleigh Dickinson University — round out the corps. The battalion runs one training schedule for the consortium, so a cross-town cadet sees the same cadre and contracting boards as a host-school student.
Most contracted cadets at Scarlet Raider Battalion ride a national scholarship — AROTC 4-Year National for the high-school awards, plus on-campus side-loads for college programmers. Seton Hall University is academically strong in business and political science, which is well-aligned with the services' branching priorities.
Scholarships at this unit
Scholarship route obligating service in the Army Reserve or National Guard rather than active duty.
Service obligation: 8 years
Active-duty enlisted soldiers transition to officer via ROTC with several scholarship options (2-year, 3-year, 4-year).
Service obligation: 8 years
On-campus scholarship awarded to enrolled cadets at the start of their MS-II year.
Service obligation: 6 years
Covers full tuition and fees OR room and board (your choice), plus a $420/month stipend (10 months/yr) and $1,200/yr book allowance. Merit-based board score with PT assessment and SAT/ACT. Application opened June 14, 2026; final deadline to start an application is March 4, 2027. Three selection boards (Oct, Jan, Mar). 8-year total service obligation; you can exit after freshman year with no obligation.
Service obligation: 8 years
Cross-town and partner schools
Students at these schools can join Scarlet Raider Battalion. They travel to Seton Hall University for training.
Cross-enroll students take Military Science courses at Seton Hall University.
Cross-enroll students take Military Science courses at Seton Hall University.
Cross-enroll students take Military Science courses at Seton Hall University.
Cross-enroll students take Military Science courses at Seton Hall University.
Cross-enroll students take Military Science courses at Seton Hall University.
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Location: Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ 07079-2697
Army ROTC FAQ
Does Seton Hall University have Army ROTC?
Yes — Seton Hall University hosts Army ROTC on campus through Scarlet Raider Battalion. Students from 14 partner schools also join it cross-town.
Is Scarlet Raider Battalion a host unit or cross-town?
Scarlet Raider Battalion is the host unit, based at Seton Hall University. Students at 14 partner schools join it cross-town and train at Seton Hall University.
Where is Scarlet Raider Battalion located?
Scarlet Raider Battalion is hosted at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey. The battalion's training events, classes, and PT all run on the Seton Hall University campus.
Which colleges and universities can attend Scarlet Raider Battalion?
In addition to Seton Hall University, students enrolled at Saint Peter's University, Montclair State University, Rutgers Newark, Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Stevens Institute of Technology can contract through Scarlet Raider Battalion via cross-town agreements. Cross-town cadets keep their primary academics at the partner school and travel to the host for ROTC-side coursework.
What scholarships are available through Scarlet Raider Battalion?
Army ROTC cadets at this battalion compete for AROTC 4-Year National, AROTC 3-Year Advanced, Minuteman (Reserve/Guard), Green-to-Gold (prior-enlisted). National awards apply out of high school; on-campus side-loads kick in once a cadet is enrolled and contracted.
What's the Army ROTC summer training for cadets at Scarlet Raider Battalion?
After the MS-III year, cadets ship to Cadet Summer Training (Advanced Camp) at Fort Knox for the 31-day capstone evaluation that drives branching and order-of-merit standing.
How big is the corps at Scarlet Raider Battalion?
Public corps-size figures aren't always published year-to-year; Army ROTC battalions in this size class generally carry between several dozen and a few hundred contracted cadets depending on host enrollment.
What's the commissioning path through Scarlet Raider Battalion?
Cadets who complete the four-year Army ROTC curriculum and meet medical, fitness, and academic standards commission as officers in the U.S. Army. The battalion reports through U.S. Army Cadet Command.
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