Army ROTC Scholarship Recipients
The following applies to recipients of the full tuition (3 and 4
year) Army ROTC Scholarship:
- Any tuition-specific scholarships and grants (Freshman
Academic Scholarship, Butler Grant, Indiana state grants) that were
previously awarded become honorary awards as the Army ROTC
Scholarship pays for your tuition and fees.
- Butler will credit the funds for your Army ROTC Scholarship at
the time the funds are received.
- Butler University does recognize your commitment and extends to
you a Butler Room Award. The policy for this award is outlined
below.
Butler Room Award guidelines for Army ROTC Scholarship
Recipients
Four year full Army ROTC Scholarship recipients are eligible to
receive the Butler Room Award as long as he/she is enrolled
fulltime in an undergraduate program, maintain good standing with
the university, and reside in approved Butler
University housing, as outlined below. This award is
not available for off-campus housing or
graduate studies and can only be awarded in
conjunction with the Army ROTC Scholarship (not to exceed 8
semesters).
Enrollment and housing deposits must be paid by the deadlines
established by the university.
The Butler Room Award is limited to the following approved
housing options:
- Butler University residence halls (Ross Hall, Residential
College (RESCO) and Schwitzer Hall)
- University Terrace
- Apartment Village
- Greek housing units
The Butler Room Award for Ross, Schwitzer and RESCO is equal to
the actual room charge, not to exceed the double room rate of the
housing unit.
As an upper class student should you choose to live in
University Terrace, the Apartment Village or a greek housing unit,
the Butler Room Award is limited to the actual room charge, not to
exceed the cost of a RESCO double.
Greek residents may be requested to provide a copy of their
housing agreement to the Office of Financial Aid if the house does
not bill through the university.
You must notify the Office of Financial Aid if you change your
housing status during any academic term.