Recent content by texas2westpoint

That's a good question. After I got some answers on this thread, I went to look at the course plan at a few of my top choice schools. At at least two of them, I would be able to take Math OR a lab science in the first semester but not both. Between the required courses for my major and the...

ahhh. So that's one big difference. While as a high school senior the constant message was to get the application done early, it's the opposite as a re-applicant. Well, verbal/reading isn't my weak area but the extra math sure won't hurt. Too bad Calculus isn't on the SAT/ACT since it...

I guess I am confused a little. If the application opens in July, I doubt I will have even met my college professors yet. :confused:

One more question. I understand I don't have to do DODMERB again but what about the CFA?

Thanks. Glad to hear it can be high school recommenders. It would be hard to get to know a teacher very well in a freshman intro class in time for the application process. :smile: I am already scheduled to take my ACTs again in December. WP is using my ACTs this time since they are...

Bumping this. More specifically: When can I reapply? Are the same recommendations needed - Math, Science, English - or is there some other subjects allowed? I will probably not need to take English or Science in my major due to AP results. If the answer to the above is "yes", are...

Does anyone know how this works out if the school does not have a strong engineering program?

I'll respond to your PM as soon as I get my post count up. I need 15. :rolleyes:

I had the same problem. I saw a specialist when I was three years old and his office did not keep records past 10 years. I got a remedial for the issue asking for all the records. My former pediatrician, fortunately had notes that I had seen this doctor and they sent me those. I sent the...

This whole process is very confusing. As it turns out, the waiver authorities have not reviewed my file at all. The status was on my WP page and I got a letter telling me to direct all further questions to DODMERB. When I called DODMERB, they told me I wasn't being submitted for a waiver...

I got DQ'd - no waiver. Do I need to notify the MOCs or do they find out directly from USMA?

I don't know much about this school personally, but it is DII in swimming and a friend of mine is looking into it - Missouri University of Science and Technology. They are smaller, public (OOS tuition isn't excessive), has both engineering and business and on-campus ROTC. Just one more...

I got DQ'd by DoDMERB and told that USMA will not be pursuing a waiver. It's a DQ that is for having a cyst removed less than six months ago and everything else was ok so it will expire in March. I plan to join ROTC in the fall and re-apply for the class of 2018. When can I open a new...

If the academy (or ROTC scholarship board) decided to pursue a waiver for a DODMERB DQ, does it show on the status? And if so, is it in the WP status or the DODMERB status? Thanks.

Is that accross the board for all the acedemies? I have a remedial that I am submitting documentation for. If it turns into a DQ, will USMA automatically apply for a waiver? My FFR told me I was listed as "admissable".