• Integrity first
• Service before self
• Excellence in all we do

Following those core values will be your first step in becoming an Air Force officer. Listed below are the basic requirements to join Air Force ROTC.

• Enrolled in CSUS (Sacramento State University) or UC Davis (University of California Davis) or a college with a crosstown agreement with Detachment 088
• Will be a full time student
• United States citizen (or plan to be a citizen before becoming a POC)
• In good physical condition
• Of good moral character
• Age 14 years or older
• Attend both the Aerospace Studies class and Leadership Lab each semester

See related: Crosstown Schools | POC( Professional Officer Course) | LLAB (Leadership Lab) | Aerospace Studies (AS class)

Academic Requirements

To become an Air Force officer, you must graduate with a degree. The detachment recognizes that this is one of your top goals. Cadets must strive to excel in their studies and balance it with their responsibilities in ROTC.
Cadets must:

• Be a full time student.
• Have a 2.0 cumulative GPA(grade point average) or higher.
• Have a 2.5 cumulative GPA or higher before becoming a POC
• Attend at least 80% of LLAB
• Receive a grade of C- or higher in all Aerospace Studies Classes

As a college student, GPAs and grades can be difficult to maintain.
Due to the increasing importance of academic performance, the cadet wing can help students in their studies. The cadet wing provides tools to network between peers so that you can succeed in college.

See related: POC( Professional Officer Course ) | LLAB (Leadership Lab) | Aerospace Studies (AS class)

Physical Requirements

The minimum standards are as follows:
Male:
Abdominal Circumference - 39"
1.5 Mile Run - 13:36
Sit-ups - 42
Push-ups - 33

Female:
Abdominal Circumference - 35.5"
1.5 Mile Run - 16:22
Sit-ups - 38
Push-ups - 18

To prepare you for the PFA and military duty you must attend 2 PT (Physical Training) sessions each week. One of those sessions must be Wing Mandatory PT. Other PT sessions are offered throughout the week.

See related: PT (Physical Training)

Air Force Officer Qualifying Test

Click here for the AFOQT