Kentucky

Founded by Col Best in the late 1800's, Millersburg Military Institute, was born a school meant for the preservation of the development of the youth. A safe haven for youth to get away from negative peer pressure and the adverse external stimulations that are so common. At MMI the students are taught clear morals and leadership, maturity and respect, they learn the definition of right and wrong and carry these values with them into their bright future.

Military training at the University of Kentucky has a long, rich tradition dating back to the very founding of the institution.  As one of the original eleven schools at what was then called the agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky, military science and tactics have been taught on campus uninterrupted since 1865.

At WKU, over 200 students take Army ROTC courses on campus each year. They include students from engineering, science, business, government, english, and nearly all other academic fields.
Each year, about 15 WKU students complete the Army ROTC program and earn commissions as Army officers.