Whether you are pursuing a military career, serving on active duty, or earning a degree as a veteran, an engineering degree at ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç is within your reach — and you’ll be supported every step of the way.
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Navy ROTC
The (NROTC) unit in San Diego is one of the largest in the country. As a ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç student, you’ll have a strong community around you. ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç graduates make up about 20% of the Navy and Marine Corps officers commissioned each year. ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç is also one of only a few Christian Colleges to offer NROTC as an option for students.
Air Force ROTC and Army ROTC
¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç engineering students can participate in either (AFROTC) or (AROTC). The AFROTC detachment is recognized as a top 10% detachment in the nation, providing you with valuable resources, support, and experiences.
Resources
¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç’s engineering and physics department is dedicated to supporting you throughout your academic journey. Within the department and across the campus, you’ll have access to a variety of resources.
- Academic counselors will help you manage your schedule, support academic success, and provide professional mentorship as you prepare for your career.
- Military services can help you navigate military education benefits, transition into university life, and stay supported from enrollment through graduation.
- Student Financial Services will work with you to ensure you are equipped with the variety of benefits ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç offers. We also have significant experience assisting veterans to use their VA benefits to get a degree in engineering.
- You’ll be able to build a community with other military-connected students with ¹ú²ú¾çÂé¶¹¾ç’s Student Veterans of America branch.
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