Recent content by Black_Knights05

I applied three times before earning an appointment to USMA. I retook only my ACT (even though I was already above the average USMA standardized test scores), but studying and retaking both would be beneficial. If you were offered an USMA Preparatory School slot or an AOG scholarship to a junior...

Check out immunization/desensitization programs, especially the New England Food Allergy Treatment Center (NEFTAC) located in West Hartford, CT. It is not that far of a drive from USMA; however, this is not a "quick fix". Rather it is a solution over months of effort, but it will pay off. This...

EPTexasMom If your son is all Army motivated, have him apply for the Army ROTC scholarship and do the corps spend a night trip with Company B-2. I am a current army scholarship contract sophomore cadet in B-2 and never did any jrotc in high school. Check out our Facebook Company B-2, Texas A&M...

48) Black_Knights05 / Self / LOE / 18-JAN-19 / Accepted / NY / Congressional, Senatorial / Army ROTC Senior Military College Re-Applicant

Thanks @time2! I have taken the SAT & ACT, & I am retaking them as well.

Thank you so much Ace Mom!

Thank you @Midwest.

Alright, Thank you @Brawny77.

Thanks Letsdothis.

Alright. Thank you so much everyone.

So ca2midwestmom I should not start the applications until the beginning of my senior year?

I have been on every site for nominations, that I am available for, and also USMA's own website. However, on my MOC's sites, they do not specify what year their applications must be sent in, only the month. I am a junior and have already taken the SAT and ACT with Writing, but I am taking them...

Thanks. How do the waivers for DoDMERB work?

What are the tests for allergies in order to be admitted into West Point USMA? What is the deal about desensitization or a way to prove that you are not allergic to peanuts? What and how do you deal with waivers? What are the chances? I can eat 15 peanuts, but I am still considered "allergic"...

Thanks Pima.