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What will you do?
Marine officers are not simply leaders; they are leaders of Marines. For more than 227 years, they have led the finest military force in the world into battle. Marine Corps officers are directly responsible for the welfare and job performance of the men and women they command. People's lives often depend on that performance.
The career of a Marine Corps officer has many advantages. The variety of duties, responsibilities and challenges is unlike any found in the civilian sector. As a United States Marine Corps officer, you will acquire the confidence that comes from understanding your capabilities. You will find resolution and courage that comes from the discipline to find your future.
In the field of your choice, you will have management opportunities and leadership experience like no other. All occupations fall into one of two categories: Ground and Air.
More than three-fourths of all Marines are a part of a ground force that is the backbone of the Marine Corps. Here, you could lead forty infantrymen or call fire down on targets miles away. You could develop intelligence assessments or manage information systems for an entire division.
 
As a Marine aviation officer, you'll be in one of the world's largest tactical air forces. Marine aviators provide close air support for ground troops. It is a tradition started more than a half century ago, and is an experience unmatched in the civilian world.
Within these major categories, the following Military Operational Specialties (MOS) exist:
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| 0180, Adjutant |
Combat Service Support |
| 0203, Ground Intelligence Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 0204, Human Source Intelligence Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 0206, Signal Intel Ground Elec Warfare Off |
Combat Service Support |
| 0207, Air Intelligence Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 0302, Infantry Officer |
Combat Arms |
| 0402, Logistics Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 0602, Command and Control Systems Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 0802, Field Artillery Officer |
Combat Arms |
| 1302, Combat Engineer Officer |
Combat Arms |
| 1802, Tank Officer |
Combat Arms |
| 1803, AAV Officer |
Combat Arms |
| 3002, Ground Supply Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 3404, Comptroller |
Combat Service Support |
| 4302, Public Affairs Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 4402, Judge Advocate |
Combat Service Support |
| 5803, Military Police Officer |
Combat Service Support |
| 6002, Aircraft Maintenance Officer |
Aviation |
| 6602, Aviation Supply Officer |
Aviation |
| 7204, Low Altitude Air Defense Officer |
Aviation |
| 7208, Air Support Officer |
Aviation |
| 7210, Air Defense Control Officer |
Aviation |
| 7220, Air Traffic Control Officer |
Aviation |
| 7580, Naval Flight Officer |
Aviation |
| 7599, Pilot |
Aviation |
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"The Marine Corps offers some of the greatest personal challenges."
4th Class Midshipman
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As your commanding officer I take personal responsibility for your success:
CAPT James Otis USN
NROTC IIT
3300 S. Federal Street
Chicago, IL 60616
Tel: (312)-567-3530
Email
We help you understand each step of the process whether you decide to join us or if you
simply have questions.
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Drill Team
"Delta Company" is a group of motivated, disciplined midshipmen who form the IIT NROTC Drill Team. They practice drill at 0600 two mornings a week in preperation for semesterly drill competitions.
Obligations : Academic Year
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