Become a leader for life.

Participate in one of the nation’s top Army ROTC programs.

Year after year, the Sun Devil Battalion at Arizona State University is the largest commissioning source of Army Lieutenants.

Cadets in the program gain leadership skills, develop cultural awareness, access scholarship opportunities and take part in transformative experiences.

An Army student wearing full camouflage and holding a fake firearm jumps into a pool.

 

A rich history of excellence at ASU.

Founded in 1935, the Sun Devil Battalion is one of the oldest and most successful ROTC programs in the country.

Here you’ll meet world-class cadre members, Army civilians and university employees who invest in you every day to make sure you’re doing well academically, physically and mentally. 

1 of 8

programs nationally to receive the General Douglas MacArthur Award.

Regional champions

and 5th overall in the Ranger Challenge Competition.

Fitness training

built in partnership with the College of Health Solutions.

 

The biggest thing I took away from ASU and being a cadet here is developing others. The Army’s leadership model is "leads, develops, achieves" and I kind of took that develop one to heart. When I was an underclassman a lot of the seniors and cadre took time out of their schedule to mold me into the person I am today.

Tyrus G.
ASU Army ROTC alum
Arizona No. 1 cadet, 2018.

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