Fighting Sioux Battalion cadets at the 2006 Potato Bowl Parade.
Welcome to the University of North Dakota's Army ROTC Fighting
Sioux Battalion! The
Fighting Sioux Battalion is home
to the nation's only Helicopter Flight
Training Program. This program is
unique because it offers Cadets the
opportunity to gain helicopter flight
training at the Army's expense. Learn
more here!
In
addition to the Helicopter Flight
Training Program, the Fighting Sioux
Battalion offers a variety of scholarships
including 2, 3, and 4-year full tuition
scholarships, Nursing scholarships,
and programs for soldiers in the
National Guard or Reserve. To learn
more about any of our scholarships
just visit our Scholarship Information Page, or contact us for more information. |
Click here to meet the Cadre of the Fighting Sioux Battalion.
Our cadre have over 60 years of Army and
Army National Guard service combined. They
are knowledgable and can answer any question
you may have.
What
is Army ROTC?
The Army Reserve Officers Training Corps is an opportunity for students to
receive military training and experience without obligation or fees. Also,
students who would like a job after college can receive an Army commission
through the program and become an officer in either the reserves or active
duty upon graduation. Over 70% of the commissioned officers in the United
States Army went through Army ROTC.
A
Unique Kind of Class
The unique idea behind Army ROTC is that it is a class, like any other university
class. Just by taking Military Science classes, a student is not obligated
to do anything for the Army. Just like any other class, a student can withdraw
at any point in the semester, so long as they are not contracted. A student
does not have to contract if he or she does not want to. What sets Army ROTC
apart from a normal class? Fun, excitement, adrenaline, and FREE are just
a few words that students taking ROTC use.
Excitement
ROTC students learn to lead and handle complex tactical situations. They
use skill gained from ROTC to navigate in the forest using a topographical
map and compass. Students also get the chance to fly in Army helicopters
on training events. ROTC students do not have to pay any fees for these exciting
activities. Even uniforms and books are provided by the Army at no fee to
the students.
For
more information on Army ROTC visit the
national website at: www.armyrotc.com
Information for FSB Cadets
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