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2. Develop Quality Leaders for the Air Force
Mission
Develop Quality Leaders for the Air Force

3. Overview AFROTC Program Four-Year Program
Leadership Evaluation and Development (LEAD)
Scholarships
Air and Space Studies Classes
Leadership Lab
Special Programs
Extracurricular Activities

4. AFROTC Program Recruit, Educate, Commission Officer Candidates
Located at over 145 Colleges/Universities
Different Programs
Take AFROTC Classes Like other College Classes (No Obligation)
Instructors (Active Duty=
Assistant Professor) 3 3

5. Four-Year Program General Military Course (GMC)
First Two Years
Classroom and Lab
Professional Officer Course (POC)
Selective
Requires Completion of LEAD
Last Two Years 9 9

6. LEAD 18 days (9 at Maxwell AFB/9 at Camp Shelby MS)
Hands-on Application and Training
Attendance Traditionally Between Sophomore-Junior Year
Required for Entry to POC
Must Pass Air Force Officer Qualifying Test
Must Pass Medical Examination

7. Scholarships
High School Scholarships
In-College Scholarships

8. Aerospace Studies Classes
Classes Taken Fall/Spring Semesters
AS 100 – Introduction to USAF (1 Hr)
AS 200 – History of the USAF (1 Hr)
AS 300 – Leadership & Management (3 Hr)
AS 400 – Foreign Policy/Prep for Active Duty (3 Hr)
Completed Status

9. Leadership Lab Cadet Run Program Physical Training (PT) twice per week
AS 100 – Basic Military Skills, Fun, Motivation
AS 200 – Preparation for Field Training
AS 300 – Practice New POC Skills
AS 400 – Manage Cadet Corps, Prepare for Active Duty
Physical Training (PT) twice per week

10. Special Programs Include Specialized, Off-Campus Learning Experiences
LEAD
Professional Development Training
Base Visits 10 10

11. Extracurricular Activities
Detachment Examples
Drill Team
Color Guard
Recruiting Team
Arnold Air Society
Others

12. Review/Summary AFROTC Program Four-Year Program LEAD Scholarships
Aerospace Studies Classes
Leadership Lab
Special Programs
Extracurricular Activities

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