ROTC
Clearwater Christian College students interested in a ROTC program with the Air Force, Army, Marines, or Navy may do so under an agreement with each military branch and the University of South Florida (USF) in Tampa. The curriculum includes 12-16 hours of classroom instruction, appropriate physical fitness activities, leadership labs, and field training experiences conducted by active duty officers over a two or four year period.
More info...The two-year or Basic Course is open to most college students and does include required military service. The four-year or Advanced Course is designed to prepare the individual who desires to become a professional military officer in the Reserve, National Guard, or Active service.
Students participating in either program will be provided uniforms, books, and course materials free-of-charge. Students participating in the four-year or Advanced Course can qualify for two-year, three-year, and four-year scholarships that cover tuition, books, lab fees, and a stipend for other living expenses. Students completing the Advanced Course will be commissioned as an officer and be required to serve a minimum term in their service branch upon graduation.
Clearwater Christian College students register for ROTC courses through the College during normal course registration. All ROTC course instruction and leadership laboratories are conducted through the specific ROTC office at the University of South Florida (USF) in Tampa.
Air Force ROTC Courses
| Course Number | Title | Hours | | | | | | | | AFR 110 | Foundations of the USAF I | 1 | | | AFR 112 | Foundations of the USAF II | 1 | | | AFR 200 | Enhanced Physical Fitness Training | 0 | | | AFR 201 | AFROTC Leadership Laboratory | 0 | | | AFR 213 | History of Air and Space Power Part I | 1 | | | AFR 214 | History of Air and Space Power Part I | 1 | | | AFR 322 | AF Leadership and Management I | 3 | | | AFR 323 | AF Leadership and Management II | 3 | | | AFR 420 | National Security Affairs/Preparation for Active Duty Part I | 3 | | | AFR 421 | National Security Affairs/Preparation for Active Duty Part II | 3 | |
Army ROTC Courses
| Course Number | Title | Hours | | | | | | | | ARM 101C | Leadership and Personal Development | 2 | | | ARM 102C | Foundations in Leadership | 2 | | | ARM 211C | Tactical Leadership 2 | 2 | | | ARM 212C | Innovative Tactical Leadership | 2 | | | ARM 290 | Army Physical Readiness | 1 | | | ARM 321C | Adaptive Team Leadership | 3 | | | ARM 322C | Leadership in a Changing Environment | 3 | | | ARM 431C | Developing Adaptive Leadership | 3 | | | ARM 432C | Leadership in a Complex World | 3 | | | ARM 493 | Adv Directed Study and Research | 1-3 | |
Navy and Marine Courses
| Course Number | Title | Hours | | | | | | | | NSC 110L | Naval Science Laboratory1 | 0 | | | NSC 111 | Introduction to Naval Science1 | 3 | | | NSC 114 | Seapower and Maritime Affairs1 | 3 | | | NSC 212 | Naval Ship Systems2 | 3 | | | NSC 221C | Navigation/Naval OPS I: Navigation2 | 3 | | | NSC 222 | Evolution of Warfare | 3 | | | NSC 223 | Principles of Naval Management I1 | 3 | | | NSC 293 | Directed Study in Naval ROTC1 | 1-3 | | | NSC 312 | Naval Ships Systems II2 | 3 | | | NSC 321C | Navigation/Naval OPS II: Seamanship and Ship OPS2 | 3 | | | NSC 422 | Amphibious Warfare | 3 | | | NSC 423 | Principles of Naval Management II; Leadership and Ethics1 | 3 | | | | | | 1Navy only 2Marine only | | |
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