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Aerospace Studies

Take a step toward the blue. TCU's Air Force ROTC program offers dynamic and interactive training that focuses on complete leadership development. All Aerospace Studies classes are undergraduate level electives which count as credit towards your degree and GPA. Learn from active duty officers with a broad range of experience and previous assignments. AFROTC courses accentuate the college experience while still allowing plenty of time for the other activities and interests. Joining AFROTC involves taking a college elective and being part of a great student organization. A military obligation is not required to enroll in these courses.

As an AFROTC cadet, you will receive both academic and practical training in leadership and be challenged to develop your own leadership style and abilities.
You will be exposed to the military lifestyle and have opportunities to experience first hand life at a military base
Academic, social, and ethical instruction- will prepare you for service to your country and for a lifetime of success as a leader
As an Air Force officer, the special trust and responsibility you are given and the opportunity to lead others in varied conditions and situations distinguishes you from yours peers and marks you as one of the nation’s best.

The Aerospace Studies program includes courses like:
Fr	The Foundations of the US Air Force I (AFROTC) The Foundations of the US Air Force II(AFROTC) Leadership Lab (AFROTC)

So	The Evolution of USAF Air & Space Power I (AFROTC) The Evolution of USAF Air & Space Power II (AFROTC) Leadership Lab (AFROTC)

Jr	Air Force Leadership & Management I (AFROTC) Air Force Leadership & Management II (AFROTC) Leadership Lab (AFROTC)

Sr	National Security Forces in Contemporary American Society I (AFROTC) National Security Forces in Contemporary American Society II (AFROTC) Leadership Lab (AFROTC)

In addition to the on-campus training program, we also offer training opportunities throughout the world. Participating cadets can travel to Europe, the Far East and South America and throughout the United States to receive hands-on, practical training with active duty units of all types and missions. Other training opportunities include freefall parachute training, glider training, as well as numerous leadership and technical training opportunities.

Aerospace Studies program website
Aerospace Studies in the Undergraduate Studies Bulletin

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