Air Force Careers

After receiving your commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force, there are career opportunities in a variety of Air Force specialties available to you. Men and women who can meet the stringent demands of pilot or navigator training may command the aerospace forces of the future. The complexity of modern aviation, space technology, communications systems, and computer networks generates a critical need for first-rate engineers, scientists and computer scientists. Officers are also needed in many other positions such as intelligence, space and missile operations, communications, and aircraft maintenance.  Those who ready for additional challenges may apply for Combat Rescue and Special Tactics Officer positions.

Air Force Careers (AFROTC.com)
Listing of Air Force careers on the Air Force ROTC website.

Air Force Careers (AirForce.com)
Listing of Air Force careers on the Air Force website.  Careers are categorized by type.

Pilot & Navigator Requirements
Here you can find some of the general qualifications for being a pilot or navigator.
In addition, you must graduate and commission by age 29.

Biomedical Sciences Corps
Biomedical Sciences Corps (BSC) categories are for cadets wanting to become physical therapists, optometrists and pharmacists. Application occurs during your sophomore year.

Educational Delay Law Program
If selected, you can go to law school and apply to become an officer in the Air Force's Judge Advocate General (JAG) Department.

Medical School Scholarship Program
If selected, the Air Force will pay for you to go to medical school and become an Air Force doctor!