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No 14k number includes all these contingencies.

Last year there were 14,727 applicants, still a lot, but not quite 30-40k. https://www.usna.edu/Admissions/Apply/Class-Portrait.php

The evaluator in this situation is the math and English teachers and extra curricular person who gave applicant a letter of recommendation and not someone within the admissions dept. Hence why there is no evaluator for transcript etc

I think you are confusing nominations with appointments. An appointment is an offer of admissions. This is often communicated to candidates through the congressional nominating source, but there is a difference between nomination (which is not an offer of admission and does not guarantee...

Most gp surgery docs will do a private appointment-- even house calls, provided you are willing to pay-- my experience is you will get more love if you can circumvent the surgery's receptionist and speak to one of the doctors. Lakenheath is a pretty small village, but their local gp might be...

NHS docs will see you privately because it's a money spinner for them. So when you call make sure you indicate it'd a private appointment you are after. Ours cost £200 for the gp, £75 for audiology at hospital (cause the local doctors surgery didn't have the right machine), £75 at spec savers...

Hi there dealt with this back in October. We were advised to go privately by dodmerb and sent a specific form (DD forms 2802 and 2807-2) went privately with our GP with separate visits to the hospital for audiology tests, dentist for proof of no more braces, and specsavers for eye test. All in...

Here are detail under the tab Admission selection process and deadlines https://www.usna.edu/Admissions/Apply/index.php#fndtn-panel9-Steps-for

Yes usna website says approx 3000 applicants will be 3q and nominated each year, but only approx 1400 appointments issued.

If two senators are sworn in on the same day the one whose last name comes first alphabetically is the senior senator. This is Jon Ossoff in the case of Georgia...

Typically the senior senator (ie the one who has been in office the longest) is senator 1 and the junior senator (the one who has served for less time) is senator 2. This is the case for nominations from North Carolina. Albeit there may be exceptions to this general trend.

Anyone hear from North Carolina yet. Tillis notified nominees last week, but does anyone know if budd or congressional nominations from NC are out yet?

With George Santos' expulsion today, started to wonder, what happens to nominations in a district in which there is a congressional vacancy either due to retirement, expulsion or death?

I am confused-- this document seems to indicate that if symptoms are not present past age 12 it is not disqualifying https://www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/DD/issuances/dodi/613003_vol1.PDF?ver=7fhqacc0jGX_R9_1iexudA%3D%3D Is this the case?