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Green to Gold Program

Are you in the Army right now? Make Your Training & Experience Pay Off!

The Army ROTC Green To Gold Scholarship Program provides active duty service members who have decided to
leave, or are considering leaving active duty, an opportunity to complete their baccalaureate degree at Duke or
NCCU University and obtain a commission through the ROTC scholarship program.

Quality enlisted soldiers with officer potential, who have served at least two years on active duty, are allowed to
voluntarily request discharge from active duty to enroll in Army ROTC. Four, three and two-year scholarships are
available, as well as a two year non-scholarship option. Following graduation, scholarship and non-scholarship
students of the Green To Gold program must return to the Army for 8 years. This commitment can be fulfilled in a
variety of ways.

The Army ROTC Green to Gold program seeks talented, young, active-duty enlisted soldiers with officer potential
to voluntarily request discharge from active duty (program dependent—call for details) and enroll in Army ROTC to
earn a baccalaureate or master’s degree and receive a commission as second lieutenant. Qualified soliders may also
apply for the active-duty option. If selected, they remain on active duty with full medical benefits and BAH while
attending college.

For more information, call the Duke University Army ROTC office at (919) 660-3090 or visit the Green To Gold
page at http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/enlisted_soldiers.jsp

OVERVIEW:

The Green To Gold (G2G) Program is for active duty enlisted personnel who wish to become commissioned officers
in the Army. If accepted in the G2G program, soldiers are discharged early from active duty to attend college and
return to active duty as a commissioned officer after college. The G2G program offers a scholarship and a non-
scholarship option. Scholarships are available for 2,3,and 4 years of college. Application window is 1 October
through 1 April. Further information is also available on line at www.armyrotc.com or call 1-800-USA-ROTC.

BENEFITS FOR G2G SCHOLARSHIP WINNER:

  • Early discharge from active duty to attend college
  • Tuition and fees paid throughout the length of the scholarship.
  • Receive $900 annually for books.
  • Receive monthly stipend: ($300 for freshmen, $350 for sophomores, $450 for juniors, and $500 for seniors).


BENEFITS FOR G2G NON-SCHOLARSHIP WINNER:

  • Early discharge from active duty
  • Can opt to join ARNG or USAR and receive those benefits (see ARNG/USAR Programs)


BENEFITS FOR G2G ACTIVE DUTY OPTION:

  • Soldiers selected to participate in this program will continue to receive their current pay and allowances while in the program (up to a maximum of 24 consecutive months).
  • If qualified, Montgomery G.I. Bill / Army College Fund (MGIB/ACF) benefits.
  • Normal PCS entitlements
  • Leadership training
  • Responsibility and Practical Experience
  • Green to Gold Program MOI


REQUIREMENTS:

  • U.S. citizen
  • Less than 27 at graduation (extended to 30 with 3 or more years service)
  • Less than 32 at graduation (non-scholarship)
  • Minimum 920 SAT or 19 ACT for 3 and 4-Year Scholarships
  • 110 GT score
  • Letter of Acceptance from university
  • Letter of Acceptance from Professor of Military Science
  • Cumulative GPA of 2.5(scholarship) or 2.0(non-scholarship)
  • Favorable recommendation from chain-of-command
  • No civil convictions other than minor traffic violations
  • Minimum 2-years active duty
  • Eligible to reenlist
  • Cannot be sole parent with custody
  • Pass APFT
  • Meet height/weight standards
  • Pass medical exam
 

                                   
Department of Military Science
Box 90752
Durham, NC 27708-0752
(919) 660-3090 or 1-800-222-9184
06 West Duke Building | East Campus