Air Force ROTC Program

Join Air Force ROTC Today

Walsh University has a crosstown agreement with Kent State University Det 630. Typically, this means you’ll be enrolled as a full-time student at Walsh University and take your AFROTC classes each week at Kent State University Det 630.

Ten Universities and Colleges Combine into One Great Program!

Please visit Air Force ROTC Detachment 630 for more information on how to get started.

AFROTC Mission: Develop Leaders of Character for Tomorrow’s Air Force and Space Force. Detachment 630 Mission: Inspire. Motivate. Perform.

Air Force ROTC Detachment 630 Fighting Flashes logo

The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC), hosted at Kent State University, is an educational program designed to give you an opportunity to become an Air Force or Space Force officer while you complete your college degree. Whether you want to fly the most advanced aircraft in the world, design and operate the latest space systems, and work on the cutting edge of technology, there are more than 100 officer career fields. We’re here to get you started.

Interested in Air Force ROTC? Follow these steps:

Apply to Walsh University
Submit all required documents to complete Walsh application:
- Incoming Freshman:
  - Official High School Transcripts
  - ACT, SAT and/or CLT scores (if applying as a traditional applicant)
- Transfer Students:
  - Official High School Transcripts
  - Official College Transcripts (from all colleges and universities the student has attended)
Complete the KSU Cross Registration Form
Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
Notify the Walsh University Office of Admissions of your enrollment into the AFROTC program once approved