ROTC Programs, or Reserve Officer Training Corps Programs, are college-based programs designed to train students to become officers in the U.S. Armed Forces. These programs combine military education with traditional college coursework, allowing students to earn a degree while preparing for a military career. Participants receive leadership training, physical fitness instruction, and military skills development. Students in ROTC Programs typically commit to serving in the military after graduation, often receiving scholarships to help cover tuition costs. The programs are available at many colleges and universities across the country, providing a pathway for those interested in both higher education and military service.