Contact Us
NGCSU - The Military College of Georgia Cadet Recruitment Center
888.413.9366
706.867.2918 Direct
706.867.2805 Fax cadetrecruiting@ngcsu.edu
"I am CEO of a national
recruiting firm that specializes in placing military people
into Corporate America as they transition from the service.
I have been in the industry for 19 years and have been responsible
for placing over 10,000 military candidates. I want you to
know that EVERY North Georgia graduate who has come through
our program has been absolutely outstanding. Your graduates
come to us after service as Army Officers with almost the
ideal mix of confidence, can-do-attitude, interpersonal skills
and humilty, which as you might imagine is a pretty attractive
package for our clients. Keep on doing the great job you are
doing."
Shaun Bradley
CEO
Bradley-Morris, Inc.
North
Georgia builds leaders. We
will prepare you for success after graduation! Combining the
knowledge you learn in the classroom, and the skills you develop
in the Corps of Cadets, by the time you graduate you will be ready
to take charge. Whether you want to join the United
States Army, work in state or local government, law enforcement,
health professions, teach, or enter the corporate sector of
the job market, we will make sure you are prepared!
We pride ourselves in developing the finest leaders for not
only the Army, but for Corporate America as well.
Army ROTC is a world class leadership development program.
You will learn advanced problem-solving, decision-making,
effective communication, time management, project management,
and leadership skills. The Corps of Cadets is a leadership
laboratory where you put skills learned in the classroom to
practical use. Furthermore, you can minor in Leadership, which
is easy to do if you are in the Corps of Cadets.
These are valuable skills that
you can put on your resume after graduation! Employers
and human resource managers seeking entry level managers place
high value on leadership skills.
"My experience at North Georgia was the
foundation to my success (professional
and personal) and also contributed to some of my closest friendships
even
after 25 years."
John Cox, NGC Class of 1980 (Senior Vice President,
Government Industry Strategist, Bank of America)
If
you wish, you can serve your country in one of the most respected
professions in the nation: an officer in the profession
of arms. North Georgia is the
the place for you to start! Our progressive military training
is innovative in preparing ROTC cadets to take charge as officers
in today's Army. If you choose to take the path to officership,
you will have one of the best jobs available to any college
graduate in the nation.
On your first day on the job you will be a platoon leader
and responsible for more than 30 soldiers and millions of
dollars worth of government equipment. On top of that,
you'll receive between $50,000 and $58,000 a year in salary,
30 days paid vacation, and free medical insurance.You
also do not have to pay into a retirement plan, and you can
still retire after 20 years! There is no other job for a college
graduate that offers as much room for personal and professional
development, in addition to the benefits package, than that
of a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army.
In less than 4 years after graduating, you will receive 2
promotions and be making $80-,000 - $83,000a year as a Captain in the
United States Army.
Another opportunity available to our graduates is service in the
National Guard or United States Army Reserves. As
an officer in the Guard or the Reserve you will be able to
serve your country and pursue any civilian career your wish.
Guard officers are eligible for many of the same benefits
as Active Duty officers such as, educational assistance, inexpensive
life insurance, and space available military flight privileges.
Additional benefits unique to Guard and Reserve officers are
job placement assistance and hiring preferences.
On top of these benefits, Guard and Reserve officers make
in excess of $7,000 a year as lieutenants, and in seven years
with two promotions, a captain in the Guard/Reserve makes
almost $10,000 a year. This money is in addition to the salary
that Guard and Reserve officers earn with their civilian
jobs. If you wish to serve your country, but you have
a civilian career to pursue as well, then becoming an officer
in the Guard or Reserve could be the perfect choice for you!
For more information about these exciting opportunities
for financing your college, visit our Guard
and Reserve
pages.
As a Lieutenant in the in United States Army, there are many
different jobs that you can do. The Army has 16 basic branches
for second lieutenants. These branches range from combat arms
branches such Infantry and Armor, to combat service support
branches such as the Transportation Corps. As a lieutenant
you can lead a platoon of Airborne Infantry soldiers or plan
logistical support for battalions and brigades of soldiers. To
fine out more about the Army's challenging branches go to
http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/career_paths.jsp.
Reserve Officer’s Training Corps Partnership for Youth Success (RPAYS)
Do you want a job with a great company after you graduate? Then keep reading.
ROTC PaYS is a strategic partnership between the U.S. Army Reserve, Army National Guard and a cross section of U.S. industries and public sector agencies. The purpose of ROTC PaYS is to help you gain entry or middle management positions within top American companies after you graduate from North Georgia as a commissioned Army Reserve or National Guard officer.
Here is how it works:
Apply and get accepted to North Georgia
Select a potential company that participates in the program, while you are a cadet in the Corps of Cadets
Interview with your employer during your senior year in college
Commission and serve in the U.S. Army Reserve or Army National Guard after graduation while working for a company that supports your commitment
"While
at NGCSU, cadets are taught extensive marksmanship skills,
combat lifesaver skills, communication operations, medical
evacuation procedures, patrolling techniques, and how to successfully
make quick decisions in stressful situations. I truthfully
feel that if I had not been a member of the Corps of Cadets
while at NGCSU, I would not have performed as well as I did
in the many combat situations I was involved with during OIF
III and IV."
1LT Christopher S. Powell, Scout Platoon Leader,
1/108th Armor, 48th Brigade Combat Team
North
Georgia builds leaders. We
will prepare you for success after graduation! Combining the
knowledge you learn in the classroom, and the skills you develop
in the Corps of Cadets, by the time you graduate you will be ready
to take charge. Whether you want to join the United
States Army, work in state or local government, law enforcement,
health professions, teach, or enter the corporate sector of
the job market, we will make sure you are prepared!
We pride ourselves in developing the finest leaders for not
only the Army, but for Corporate America as well. 
If
you wish, you can serve your country in one of the most respected
professions in the nation: an officer in the profession
of arms. North Georgia is the
the place for you to start! Our progressive military training
is innovative in preparing ROTC cadets to take charge as officers
in today's Army. If you choose to take the path to officership,
you will have one of the best jobs available to any college
graduate in the nation. 
"While
at NGCSU, cadets are taught extensive marksmanship skills,
combat lifesaver skills, communication operations, medical
evacuation procedures, patrolling techniques, and how to successfully
make quick decisions in stressful situations. I truthfully
feel that if I had not been a member of the Corps of Cadets
while at NGCSU, I would not have performed as well as I did
in the many combat situations I was involved with during OIF
III and IV." 
