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The
University of Maine Corps of Cadets has excelled on this campus since
1869, and now you have the opportunity to become part of the tradition.
Instruction consists of both classroom and practical training with a
focus on management skills. It is geared toward developing leadership
potential, and preparing students to be the future leaders of the Army.
Upon successful completion of college, coupled with Army ROTC, you will
receive a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army, the Army
Reserve, or the National Guard. You will find that The University
of Maine provides a setting that is conducive to learning and achieving
your goals. It houses the state’s largest library, and is home to the
William S. Cohen Center for International Policy and Commerce. The
University of Maine is a Land Grant University offering all major
concentrations of study. Founded in 1865, it is the flagship university
of the Maine State University System. The campus is located eight miles
north of the state’s third largest city, Bangor, in a predominately
rural area. The university system consists of five colleges on 660 acres
along the Stillwater River. The University of Maine offers the
only Army ROTC program in the state; however, we have five active
partnership agreements. These agreements allow students enrolled in
partnership schools to enroll in Army ROTC through The University of
Maine while pursuing their studies at another school. Students attending
partnership schools are still eligible for scholarship benefits. Our
partnership schools include; Colby College, Thomas College, Unity
College, Husson College, and the University of Maine Augusta. When you choose The University of Maine and Army ROTC you will find out why it is "Unlike any other college course you can take."
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