ROTC at University of Houston-Victoria
Victoria, TX
Yes, through cross-town: University of Houston-Victoria students join Air Force ROTC at University of Houston.
Cross-town & partner options
University of Houston-Victoria students can also join these branches. They travel to the partner school for training.
Cost & 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 University of Houston-Victoria. Ask the unit and the financial aid office to confirm how the aid combines.
Academic programs
University of Houston-Victoria 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: Not reported by VA.
Veteran designations: not reported by VA.
ROTC at University of Houston-Victoria: FAQ
Does University of Houston-Victoria have ROTC?
Yes, through cross-town: University of Houston-Victoria students join Air Force ROTC at University of Houston.
Which ROTC branches can University of Houston-Victoria students join?
Air Force ROTC (cross-town at University of Houston, 117 mi).
Is ROTC at University of Houston-Victoria on campus or cross-town?
Air Force ROTC is cross-town: cadets enroll at University of Houston-Victoria and train with the unit at University of Houston.
School links and location
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