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United States Army

The official seal of the United States Army, featuring an eagle, stars, and the words 'United States Army'.The U.S. Army offers a wide range of career paths and educational benefits for students interested in service after high school. Whether pursuing active duty, the Army Reserve, or ROTC programs, the Army provides hands-on training in fields like engineering, healthcare, logistics, technology, and more. Enlistees gain valuable skills, leadership experience, and access to tuition assistance, scholarships, and career advancement opportunities—all while serving their country and building a strong foundation for the future.

 

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Army
800.USA.ARMY
Army Website

U.S. Army Reserve
800.USA.ARMY
Army Reserve Website

Army National Guard
800.GO.GUARD
Army National Guard Website

Local Recruiting Office

Army - PULLMAN
330 E Main St
Pullman, WA 99163
509/332-6578

Officer Commissioning Programs with WSU

  • Army ROTC, (509) 335-2591
  • Army ROTC Scholarship Opportunities

    Cover your college education while gaining valuable leadership skills in Army ROTC with financial support from the Army.

  • Army High School STEM Internships

    High School students work one-on-one with a university researcher or DoD scientist mentor during this authentic science and engineering research internship.

  • Army Educational Outreach Program

    The Army Educational Outreach Program offers our nation’s youth and teachers opportunities for meaningful, real-world STEM experiences, competitions and paid internships alongside U.S. Army researchers.

  • Washington State University Army ROTC Cougar Battalion

    Washington State University is the home of a Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program. For over 100 years, the Cougar Battalion has commissioned highly qualified students (Cadets) to serve as Army Lieutenants in every capacity.

  • University of Idaho ROTC

    Trains students to become commissioned officers in the United States Army. Classroom instruction, physical fitness and practical exercises are used to develop college students into leaders, capable of leading their fellow Americans efficiently and effectively.

  • What Are ROTC Programs and How They Work?

    ROTC stands for Reserve Officer Training Corps, and this program is offered in 1,700 universities and colleges throughout the US. ROTC helps college students, male and female, to prepare to enter a military career as officers in one of the three branches in which it is offered: Army, Air Force, and the Navy/Marines.

  • Army Minute Man Scholarship

    The Army Reserve Minuteman Scholarship helps cover higher education costs, while simultaneously prepares the cadet as a future Army Reserve officer.

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