Wofford College

Be a U.S. citizen. Be at least 17 years old before the scholarship is effective. Be under 27 years old on June 30 of the year you expect to graduate and receive your commission. An age extension of up to three years may be granted to veterans who qualify. Be a high school graduate or have equivalent credit. Participate in leadership, extracurricular or athletic activities. Pursue an Army-approved academic major. Agree to accept a commission as an officer in the Army, Army National Guard or Army Reserve. Meet required physical standards. Other requirements apply depending on the type of scholarship for which you apply. For more information, contact a professor of military science. Four-year scholarships The four-year scholarship is awarded to students starting college as first-year students. The student must complete the SAT/ACT. The minimum score range for consideration is 1,000 SAT or composite 19 ACT. In addition, students must have good high school cumulative unweighted grade point average (generally 3.5 or higher) and be admitted into Wofford as a full-time student. Additional consideration is given to students who demonstrate leadership potential in extracurricular activities such as athletics, religious organizations, Boy or Girl scouting or a part-time job. The deadline for four-year scholarship applications is January 15 of the applicant’s senior year in high school.