ROTC at Olympic College
Bremerton, WA
Yes, through cross-town: Olympic College students join Air Force ROTC at University of Washington.
Cross-town & partner options
Olympic College students can also join these branches. They travel to the partner school for training.
Air Force/Space Force ROTCCross-town · 16.3 miCost & financial aid (with ROTC)
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Tuition and net price: College Scorecard. You can usually combine an ROTC scholarship with other aid from Olympic College. Ask the unit and the financial aid office to confirm how the aid combines.
Academic programs
Olympic College has undergraduate students. ROTC cadets can study almost any major. Some scholarships and commissioning options prefer certain fields.
Yellow Ribbon & veteran support
Yellow Ribbon is a GI Bill benefit for veterans and eligible dependents, not an ROTC scholarship. The school pays part of the tuition above the GI Bill cap, and VA matches it.
Yellow Ribbon: VA lists no Yellow Ribbon agreement for Olympic College.
Source: VA GI Bill Comparison Tool, checked Oct 14, 2026. Confirm amounts with the school's veterans office before you enroll.
ROTC at Olympic College: FAQ
Does Olympic College have ROTC?
Yes, through cross-town: Olympic College students join Air Force ROTC at University of Washington.
Which ROTC branches can Olympic College students join?
Air Force ROTC (cross-town at University of Washington, 16 mi).
Is ROTC at Olympic College on campus or cross-town?
Air Force ROTC is cross-town: cadets enroll at Olympic College and train with the unit at University of Washington.
School links and location
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