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Army ROTC Early Commissioning Program

OVER 400 STUDENTS SEEKING ARMY OFFICER COMMISSIONS AT MILITARY JUNIOR COLLEGES

America's five Military Junior Colleges offer a unique opportunity for students to earn their Army officer commissions in just two years.

Over 400 cadets are currently enrolled in the Army ROTC Early Commissioning Program (ECP) as part of their studies at Georgia Military College, Marion Military Institute, New Mexico Military Institute, Valley Forge Military College, and Wentworth Military Academy. When they graduate with their Associate Degrees, most will become 2nd Lieutenants in the Army Reserve or National Guard while continuing their Bachelor Degree studies.

Good Habits Make Managing College Simple

While it may seem monotonous and boring to develop a set of habits during college it really helps.

College is a far cry from high school. The amount of work goes up, the number of distractions skyrocket and time management becomes really tight. Finding the time to do laundry, eat, exercise, have fun with friends and study can be incredibly overwhelming especially for freshmen. The best way to alleviate this is to stick to a fairly rigid schedule.


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Army ROTC Early Commissioning Program OVER 400 STUDENTS SEEKING ARMY OFFICER COMMISSIONS AT MILITARY JUNIOR COLLEGES America's five Military Junior Colleges offer a unique opportunity for students to earn their Army officer commissions in just two years. Over 400 cadets are currently enrolled in the Army ROTC Early Commissioning Program (ECP) as part of their studies at Georgia Military College, Marion Military Institute, New Mexico Military Institute, Valley Forge Military College, and Wentworth Military Academy. When they graduate with their Associate Degrees, most will become 2nd Lieutenants in the Army Reserve or National Guard while continuing their Bachelor Degree studies. Good Habits Make Managing College Simple While it may seem monotonous and boring to develop a set of habits during college it really helps. College is a far cry from high school. The amount of work goes up, the number of distractions skyrocket and time management becomes really tight. Finding the time to do laundry, eat, exercise, have fun with friends and study can be incredibly overwhelming especially for freshmen. The best way to alleviate this is to stick to a fairly rigid schedule.

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