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Scholarship applications for the 2009 scholarship year
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
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Four-year Scholarship:
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Full tuition at one of the listed college or universities |
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All colleges/university educational fees |
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Stipend for text books |
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Provide all uniforms |
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Three summer cruises |
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Subsistance allowance each academic month |
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Freshmen
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$250
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Sophomore
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$300
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Junior
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$350
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Senior
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$400
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Total military service obligation is eight years, at least four of which must be active duty |
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Two-year Scholarship:
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Covers final two years of college |
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Provides tuition, fees, textbooks, and uniforms for two academic years |
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Subsistence allowance for a maximum of 20 months |
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Open to college students who have completed their sophomore year or third year in a five-year curriculum |
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Deadline date: 15 March of the applicant's sophomore year |
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On graduation commission as ensign, US Naval Service or second lieutenant, US Marine Corps |
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Total military service obligation is eight years, at least four of which must be active duty |
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NROTC COLLEGE PROGRAM
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Two- or Four-year programs
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Applicants selected from students already attending or accepted by colleges with NROTC programs
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Pays for uniforms and instructional fees for naval science courses
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College Program students selected for "advanced standing"
receive a stipend for maximum of 20 months.
Advance standing is only available starting the junior year
of college. Stipend per academic month
is $350 junior year and $400 senior year.
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Students will complete naval science and other university
courses, a few specific university courses,
and attend one summer training session
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Normally at sea for Navy officers |
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Normally at Quantico, VA for Marine Corps-option midshipmen |
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Four-year applicants apply through professors of naval science upon commencement of freshman year
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Two-year applicants apply before spring of sophomore year
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When accepted, two-year applicants will attend six-and-a-half week Naval Science Institute program in Newport, RI during summer between sophomore and junior years
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On graduation, two- and four-year College Program midshipmen may be commissioned ensigns in the Naval Service or second lieutenants in the Marine Corps |
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Obligation of eight years commissioned service, at least three of which must be active duty
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NAVY NURSE CORPS NROTC PROGRAM
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Available to students interested in pursuing bachelor of science degree in nursing (BSN)
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If selected for scholarship, selectee must major in a nursing degree program leading to BSN
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On graduation, Nurse NROTC Scholarship Program midshipmen commissioned as officers in Navy Nurse Corps
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Nurse NROTC eligibility and selection procedures same as regular four-year NROTC Scholarship Program requirements
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Academic, physical, and military requirements differ slightly from regular NROTC
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Nurse NROTC Scholarship Program not for those pursuing any other medical program
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US NAVAL ACADEMY
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Fully subsidized four-year college education
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Monthly salary
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1,200 candidates selected annually from nominations by president and vice president of the United States, Secretary of the Navy, US senators and representatives
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Candidate must be 17-23 years old, single, with no children
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Graduates must serve on active duty for at least five years in Navy or Marine Corps Reserve
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High School students interested in more information on Naval Academy should write or call early in junior year for pre-candidate questionnaire form:
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Director
Candidate Guidance
US Naval Academy
117 Decatur Road
Annapolis, MD 21402-5017
Ph: 410-293-4361
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