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As a
member of the Ohio National Guard or United States Army Reserve (USAR), you
can earn over $1200 per month plus full tuition assistance up to 36 months of
school be participating in AROTC. Normally the SMP membership
starts at your junior year with at least 6 quarters remaining to complete your
degree program. However, each year WSU AROTC has a limited number of SMP
allocations for high quality Sophomores with at least 45 quarterly credit
hours. Check out our SMP Brochure If you think you are qualified call AROTC today! Your participation will culminate in a commission in the Army
National Guard or USAR or on Active Duty. Specifically, while you are in
school you could be looking at:
If that sounds like a good deal to you, talk to your Ohio Army National Guard Benefits Advisor or you unit commander. To see if you qualify for this unique and financially rewarding program call us directly at (937) 775-2763 and ask to speak to SSG Weaver or e-mail him directly at aaron.weaver@us.army.mil. For a comparison of SMP and GRFD benefits/pay, see: For more information on the SMP program check out this power point: SMP Briefing. | |||||||||||||
AROTC
Wright State University 328 Fawcett Hall 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. Dayton, OH 45435-0001 (937) 775-3841 charles.arneson@wright.edu | |||||||||||||
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