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ROTC programs hosted on campus

University of Michigan hosts 3 ROTC programs on its own campus. Open a program for its full profile, scholarships, and cross-town reach.

Army ROTCArmy ROTCHostedVerified

The Wolverine Battalion commissions U.S. Army officers at University of Michigan.

Scholarships: AROTC Minuteman (Reserve/Guard), AROTC Green-to-Gold, AROTC 3-Year Advanced +1 more

Also serves 3 cross-town schools.

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Air Force/Space Force ROTCAir Force/Space Force ROTCHosted

AFROTC at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor commissions officers alongside Eastern Michigan University cross-town students.

Scholarships: AFROTC HSSP Type 2 ($18k cap), AFROTC In-College Scholarship Program, AFROTC HSSP Type 4 ($36k cap) +1 more

Also serves 3 cross-town schools.

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Cross-town & partner options

University of Michigan students commission through the on-campus program above.

Admissions

Admission rate16%
SAT range (25th–75th)1,360–1,530
ACT range (25th–75th)31–34
Test policyTest-optional

Most recent College Scorecard figures. ROTC scholarship boards weigh academics separately from the school's own admission decision.

Cost & financial aid (with ROTC)

In-state tuition$17,736
Out-of-state tuition$60,946
Average net price$13,138
Yellow Ribbon participatingNoMax contribution $0
6-year graduation rate93%

ROTC scholarships at University of Michigan stack with most institutional aid and the GI Bill where Yellow Ribbon applies. Confirm packaging with your unit and the financial aid office.

Academic programs

University of Michigan enrolls 34,177 undergraduates across the catalog. ROTC cadets pursue degrees in any major; some scholarships and commissioning options carry preferred fields.

Veteran & military student support

Student Veteran GroupPrinciples of Excellence

Contact & location

Location: Ann Arbor, MI 48109

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IPEDS UNITID: 170976

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