Become a Flying Devil
Enroll in world-class Air Force and Space Force curriculum.
Come be our Wingman, and let's Fly, Fight, and Win!
Detachment 025 is the nation’s best large Air Force ROTC detachment.
As a Flying Devil at Arizona State University, you’ll learn critical leadership, problem-solving and team-building skills from experienced educators and mentors through a servant leader and relationship-based mindset.
If you're driven to become the strongest leader you can be, becoming a Flying Devil at ASU is your chance to rise, lead, and make a lasting impact!
The foremost school of leadership in the nation.
Our nearly two hundred cadets are prepared through top-ranked programs and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to serve the nation as leaders of the world’s greatest Air and Space Forces.
#1 in the nation
U.S. Space Force
Upwards of 200
Air Force ROTC cadets per year.
Scholarships
100% Rated selection rate for our FY26 Lieutenants
Det 025 is consistently higher than the National average for Rated selection (Pilot, Air Battle Manager, Combat Systems Officer, Remotely Piloted Aircraft).
Bottom line -- If you want to become an aviator for the Air Force, Det 025 is a great place to start your journey!
Critical skills for any career path.
Training in the Air Force ROTC sets you up for success not only in the Air Force and Space Force but also as a leader in the government, nonprofit and private sectors.
You’ll be prepared for career opportunities in the following areas.
Administration
Aviation
Avionics systems
Combat support
Construction
Cyber intelligence
Emergency response
Health care
Engineering
Law and order
Maintenance
Religious affairs
Resource management
Special warfare
Surveillance
Even if you don’t have any interest in serving in the military, I think everyone should give one semester of AFROTC a try. The program is built on making students better citizens, while also focusing on their personal development. One semester will make anyone stronger, more confident, and give you a sense of community that’s hard to find in any other organization on campus.”
Leah F.
ASU Air Force ROTC alum
BAS in project management, 2024.