U.S. Navy Officer Opportunities

Description If you're a student or graduate of a four-year college or university with leadership skills and determination, now's the perfect time to look into a career as a Navy Officer. Here, you can get comprehensive training that sets you apart and follows you wherever you go.

You could command a nuclear carrier or stealth submarine. Pilot the world's most awe-inspiring aircraft or control the weapons systems they carry. Guide the most high-tech combatant and surface support ships in existence. While others seek out internships.

You could lead rebuilding efforts in the wake of natural disasters. Manage intelligence vital to national security. Conduct clandestine missions in the farthest corners of the globe. As your peers focus on climbing corporate ladders.

From aviation supremacy to engineering achievement, nuclear advances to medical breakthroughs, the Navy is at the forefront of all things high adrenaline and high tech. This is but a glimpse at what you could be doing after graduation. Earning a reputation for excellence that precedes you. In any of over a dozen exciting fields.
Wherever your interests lie, as a Navy Officer you will:

• Master emerging technology through the hands-on application of skills
• Learn from the best in the business to lead by example
• Advance by achievement and with the help of Navy-funded continuing education

Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program: Sign on to become a future Navy Officer and get up to $155,000 in financial support while still in school. For up to three years prior ot graduation, receive a regular monthy income ranging from $2,376 to $4,300. This includes a generous military salary. A food allowance. Plus a housing allowance that is based upon the location of the school you attend.

Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate Program: As a future Nuclear Officer, get up to $150,000 in financial assistance while finishing your degree. That includes a monthly salary and housing allowance from $2,990 to $5,000 for up to 30 months (housing allowance may vary depending upon location). In addition, you an also collect a $15,000 selection bonus once accepted plus a $2,000 bonus upon completion of training.

Requirements To qualify as a Navy Officer, you must:

• Be a U.S. citizen
• Be a current student or graduate of a four-year college or university (type of degree accepted varies by specialty)
• Be at least 19 years old (maximum age differs depending on specialty)
• Achieve a qualifying score on the Officer Aptitude Rating (OAR) Exam
• Meet the Navy's physical standards
• Demonstrate character, leadership and determination