Enrollment and Orientation

Orientation

New Students Greeting

The Fall 2024 New Student Orientation (NSOP) date is currently scheduled for Thursday, 15 August 2024 with check-in beginning at 0730.  We will meet on the ASU Tempe campus in the atrium of the Social Sciences Building; 951 Cady Mall, Tempe, AZ 85281.  Please ensure steps 1-4 listed below are completed two weeks prior to the orientation date.

Uniform of the Day (UOD) for Orientation:

Incoming students attending orientation should wear the UOD: Navy blue polo, khaki pants, black belt, black socks, black shoes and black face mask (per ASU guidance). No hats shall be worn. All male students should be clean shaven. Further details about grooming standards will be explained throughout the beginning of the semester to incoming cadets.

Required Items for New Student Orientation

  1. Birth Certificate (Must Be Original Copy)
  2. Social Security Card (Must Be Original Copy)
  3. Personal Laptop or Tablet

Step 1 - Create an account in WINGS

Please visit the WINGS website and click on "Apply for AFROTC" to create an account in WINGS. 

After you have successfully created an account in WINGS, complete the "My AFROTC Application" within your WINGS profile. Follow the Application Guide for step-by-step instructions.

Please pay special attention to steps in 2.11, "Releases & Forms," and 2.11.1 of the Application Guide.

Step 2 - Register for Classes

Please visit the Class Sign-Up Page for instructions on registering for AFROTC classes.

*NOTE* All students are required to register for Aerospace Studies, Leadership Laboratory, and Physical Training (AES 294).

Step 3 - Enrollment Application

Complete the Enrollment Application. The form will walk you through the required steps and will prevent you from submitting the applications unless all required fields are populated. Select "Finish" once you are complete.

One of the documents requested within the application is the AFROTC Form 28, which is required to participate in AES 294: Air Force Physical Fitness Training. If you are unable to have a provider sign the Form 28, you may provide a traditional sports physical in its place.

Another form requested is the Courtesy Affiliate Form. *NOTE* This is only required for crosstown students, those attending a university other than Arizona State University as their school of primary attendance (i.e. Grand Canyon University, Glendale Community College, etc.).

*IMPORTANT* If you are under the age of 18 as of the date submitting the application, you will be required to have a parent accompany you to New Student Orientation to sign the applicable forms. Another acceptable solution is to have your required forms notarized and brought with you to New Student Orientation.

Step 4 - DoDMERB Form

Complete the DoDMERB Form. DoDMERB stands for "Department of Defense Medical Examination Review Board" and is the medical process all cadets must undergo to be evaluated for military service. Continuation in the ROTC program is dependent on receiving a qualified medical evaluation through DoDMERB.

If you have any questions about orientation, please review our FAQs section.  If you would like to meet with an AFROTC staff member, please give us a call at 480-965-3181 to schedule an appointment

Physical Fitness Preparation

Be prepared for the baseline (ungraded) Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) tentatively scheduled within the first month of ASU class start date.  The baseline test provides a starting point for all cadets to improve upon during the course. PFA’s consist of 1 minute of push-ups, 1 minute of sit-ups, and a 1.5 mile run. Below are the PFA standards for males and females:

Air Force Physical Fitness Standards (Males <25 Years Old)

Event

Minimum

Maximum

Push-ups

30

67

Sit-ups

39

58

1.5 Mile Run

15:50

9:12

Air Force Physical Fitness Standards (Females <25 Years Old)

Event

Minimum

Maximum

Push-ups

15

47

Sit-ups

35

54

1.5 Mile Run

18:56

10:23

Achieving the minimum score in each category does not guarantee a passing PFA score. In order to pass the Air Force PFA, you must earn a score of at least 75 out of 100 points while meeting the minimum requirements of each category. Please see the official score chart for the Air Force PFA for further information regarding PFA standards.

Crosstown

Additionally, Det. 025 accommodates crosstown students at the schools listed below. Crosstown students in AFROTC each get their respective degrees at another university while simultaneously participating in AFROTC at another school. This option is available to allow students at schools with no AFROTC detachment to seek a commission as an officer while still staying at their respective home schools. For more information about being a crosstown student in AFROTC, please contact us at 480-965-3181.

4 Year Crosstown Institutions 

      

2 Year Crosstown Institutions

   

Crosstown Institutions at Luke Air Force Base, AZ