ROTC at University of North Georgia
Dahlonega, GA · public
Yes — University of North Georgia hosts Army ROTC on campus.
ROTC programs hosted on campus
University of North Georgia hosts 1 ROTC program on its own campus. Open a program to see its full profile, scholarships, and partner schools.
Army ROTCHostedVerifiedBoar's Head is the Army ROTC battalion at University of North Georgia in Georgia.
Scholarships: AROTC Minuteman (Reserve/Guard), AROTC Green-to-Gold, AROTC 3-Year Advanced +1 more
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University of North Georgia students commission through the on-campus program above.
ROTC outcomes
Students at University of North Georgia in ROTC, from any branch and any unit. Averages per academic year, AY2011–AY2021.
- About 92 officers commissioned per year, all services
- About 237 students start ROTC here each year
Officers commissioned, by group
- Women13%
- Men87%
- White81%
- Black6%
Groups under 5 people a year are not shown.
Students starting ROTC, by group
- Women16%
- Men84%
- White81%
- Black6%
- Hispanic5%
- Asian4%
- Other or unknown3%
Groups under 5 people a year are not shown.
Source: GAO, GAO-23-105857 (campus data, AY2011–AY2021). GAO counted cadets and commissions by the school the student attended. Numbers for recent years can differ.
Admissions
| Admission rate | 68% |
|---|---|
| SAT range (25th–75th) | 980–1,210 |
| ACT range (25th–75th) | 19–25 |
| Test policy | Test-optional |
These are the most recent College Scorecard figures. The school decides admission. An ROTC scholarship board judges your academics on its own, in a separate process.
Cost & financial aid (with ROTC)
| In-state tuition | $5,285 |
|---|---|
| Out-of-state tuition | $16,503 |
| Average net price | $9,823 |
| 6-year graduation rate | 37% |
Tuition and net price: College Scorecard. You can usually combine an ROTC scholarship with other aid from University of North Georgia. Ask the unit and the financial aid office to confirm how the aid combines.
Academic programs
University of North Georgia has 16,146 undergraduates. ROTC cadets can study almost any major. Some scholarships and commissioning options prefer certain fields.
Yellow Ribbon & veteran support
Yellow Ribbon is a GI Bill benefit for veterans and eligible dependents, not an ROTC scholarship. The school pays part of the tuition above the GI Bill cap, and VA matches it.
Yellow Ribbon: University of North Georgia takes part.
| Level | Program | School pays (per year) |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | All programs | Up to $5,000 |
| Graduate | All programs | Up to $5,000 |
| Doctorate | All programs | Up to $5,000 |
Source: VA GI Bill Comparison Tool, checked Oct 14, 2026. Confirm amounts with the school's veterans office before you enroll.
ROTC at University of North Georgia: FAQ
Does University of North Georgia have ROTC?
Yes — University of North Georgia hosts Army ROTC on campus.
Which ROTC branches can University of North Georgia students join?
Army ROTC (on campus, Boar's Head Brigade).
Is ROTC at University of North Georgia on campus or cross-town?
Army ROTC is on campus: the unit is based at University of North Georgia.
Can I use an ROTC scholarship at University of North Georgia?
Yes. The on-campus Army ROTC unit lists 4 scholarship types, including AROTC Minuteman (Reserve/Guard) and AROTC Green-to-Gold.
School links and location
These links belong to University of North Georgia. To ask about an ROTC program, open that program above and use the unit's own contact details. ROTCScholar is not the school and not the unit.
- Official site
ung.edu
- Admissions
ung.edu
- Apply
gafutures.xap.com
- Financial aid
ung.edu
- Net price calculator
Estimate your cost before ROTC money is applied
- Veteran & military services
Campus office for GI Bill, Yellow Ribbon, and military students
Location: Dahlonega, GA 30597
IPEDS UNITID: 482680
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