Corps, or military-type organizations connected to a college or university, are special because of the commitment to service and camaraderie that each member shares. Corps offer student members a unique learning experience that encompasses physical, academic and leadership development. While offering an exceptional college experience, corps strengthen leadership skills and create personal development opportunities for its members. Corps is unique in part because of the diversity and inclusiveness of the membership. Recruiting often takes place in all-volunteer army bases around the world, and the camaraderie that results from an integrated unit team creates an unparalleled bond. Corps also offer a unique environment to engage in physical fitness and military service. Members gain knowledge and skills through training, competitions and operations in which they have to put many of their education studies into practice and learn to think quickly and make decisions under pressure. Aside from the physical and educational training, corps members develop powerfully strong social connections. The commitment and dedication one puts into the military service often brings about a sense of accomplishment and strengthens life-long connections and friendships. The corps helps to develop both personal and professional relationships, paving the way for students to remain connected to the military culture, even after they’ve graduated. Overall, corps are special and unique in their commitment to service and camaraderie. The recruits are highly diverse, dedicated to learning and acquiring new skills and gain a unique understanding of military life that prepares them for successful futures.