What is a Contract Cadet?
A contracted cadet is a student who has entered a contract and committed to completing the Basic and Advanced Courses of Army ROTC, and attending Advanced Camp for Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, typically during the summer between their junior and senior year. Upon graduation, contracted cadets were commissioned into the United States Army as Second Lieutenants, either in Active Duty, in the National Guard, or in the Reserves.
How to Get a Contract
To receive a contract, you must be either be a National Scholarship winner or a non-scholarship student and checked off the following:
- Be enrolled in Army ROTC
- Be in good physical health
- Passed the Army Combat Fitness Test
- Maintain a 2.0 minimum cumulative GPA (2.5 for National Scholarship)
- Complete at least 30 Credits
- Maintain a high-level of attendance to all Army ROTC events
- Volunteer on a regular basis for Army ROTC-based events
Paperwork Needed for Contract
For Cadets beginning the process of contracting be sure to TYPE your information and print the following documents prior to your meeting with the HRAs. Also be sure to sign up for an appointment to see the HRAs.
- 104R
- Cadet Dental Statement
- 1199A
- SGLV
- DD Form 0093
Contact A Recruiter
Questions? If you are a prospective student with questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our program via email at armyROTC@dbctl.com or call us at 757-683-3663.