MIT Army ROTC Paul Revere Battalion

MIT Army ROTC Paul Revere Battalion is a small program located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with 3 employees. The program offers Army ROTC, a college elective designed to develop leadership skills applicable to both military and civilian careers. Students can participate in ROTC without military obligation during their freshman and sophomore years, gaining hands-on training alongside classroom instruction. This program is designed to give students an advantage when seeking employment regardless of their chosen career path. Army ROTC at MIT attracts a diverse group of students, including student leaders, presidents of organizations, varsity athletes, and members of academic honors societies. Cadets are regular students who balance a full course load with weekly leadership laboratory sessions and ROTC academic instruction. These sessions involve military and leadership training, conducted in the Army Combat Uniform (ACU). Students can choose to take ROTC as an elective course or pursue the full program, culminating in a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Army. Interested students can visit army.mit.edu for more information about MIT Army ROTC Paul Revere Battalion.