ROTC
Join Air Force ROTC at ORU
Oral Roberts University is proud to partner with the U.S. Department of the Air Force to offer Air Force ROTC—an opportunity to earn a commission as an officer in the U.S. Air Force or U.S. Space Force. Through this dynamic program, students grow as Whole Leaders, grounded in faith and prepared to lead with integrity, resilience, and excellence.
In-State Tuition for All ROTC Cadets
Thanks to Oklahoma Senate Bill 138, all ROTC students in Oklahoma—regardless of residency—receive
in-state rates for tuition, housing, fees, and other costs.
ORU cadets may qualify for the In-College Scholarship Program, awarded based on academic
performance, physical fitness, and ROTC involvement. Enlisted airmen can apply for: To apply, you must be a U.S. citizen by the end of your first term, pass a Department
of Defense Medical Review Board exam, and meet fitness standards. Cadets gain real-world leadership experience through: You’ll learn to lead and follow—building discipline, teamwork, and confidence that
sets you apart. In addition to leadership training, cadets may participate in Professional Development
Training (PDT) experiences, such as: These immersive opportunities help you explore career paths and prepare for active
duty service. Upon graduation, AFROTC cadets enter the military as officers—leaders entrusted with
responsibility, resources, and impact from day one. Benefits include:
Cadet Spotlight: Gabrielle Carter
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"I chose ROTC because I wanted to make a difference and do something greater than myself." — Gabrielle Carter, Computer Engineering major Gabrielle Carter embodies the resilience ORU instills in its students. She began her ROTC journey with 52 cadets—now one of just 20 continuing into junior year. Gabrielle’s journey includes:
But what fuels her most is faith and purpose: "I’m honored to serve and lead. I hope to impact lives and share God’s love through my service." |
Get Started
If you feel called to serve and lead, Air Force ROTC at ORU could be your next step. Prepare for a future that’s greater than yourself—and grounded in service, character, and Christ.