ROTC Program

The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) is one of four ways to receive an Appointment as a United States Army Officer. Although West Point, Officer's Candidate School, and the Direct Commissioning process serve as the other three options, the 272 College ROTC Departments across the nation annually commission over half of the Army's 2nd Lieutenants.

In terms of a general overview, the ROTC curriculum is divided into two distinct courses: the Basic Course and the Advanced Course. Each course differs in regard to who can participate and also in regard to one's overall military obligation.

For more information on PC's ROTC Program, please contact:

LTC Walt Pjetraj

Professor of Military Science

(864)833-8480

waltpj@presby.edu

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During the 2007-08 academic year, five PC students were accepted to dental school and five to pharmacy school, both records for the number of PC students accepted into the respective schools in one year.

Plus, seven more PC students have been accepted to graduate, nursing, optometry, physical therapy, physician's assistant, and veterinary programs.

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