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With all the things they suggest to bring for I-Day (ie extra under shirts, socks, etc.) are you bringing them all? And how many of each? And are you having these things send in care packages or just bringing them the first day?

On the History Validation part of the cabs.usna.edu website it says "Please list all college history courses you have taken. (Not high-school AP courses.)" If I was dual enrolled at a college does that count as a college history course?

For the Police record check thing, do I need to make two copies of that sheet and give one to state, one to city, and one to county?

I got a waiver for my color deficieny, but I am wondering how much this limits my options after graduation. Because I am color deficient, do I have to go restricted line even with the waiver?

I am going next week (confirmed with my regional director) but I have not received any mailings or anything on what to bring. Does anyone have helpful insights?

So I sent an email to my regional director last Wednesday regarding a Candidate visit weekend. I have not heard back. I understand he is very busy and I am usually not this demanding, but seeing as the visit is in a week. What should I do?

I was just wondering, how do they decide who to invite to these? Or do they invite everyone that is competitive?

When is I-day this year?

So for USNA I received a LOA November 1st, and have three nomintions there; however, I failed the first color exam but then passed the remidial exam. Do I need to do anything to make myself available for a waiver and how will they decide out of people with similar eyesight as me who to give the...

Yesterday, I took and passed the Vivid Red Green Color Examination after failing the color exam the first time around. Can anyone tell me what this does for me?

Yesterday, I took my vivid Red Green Color examination and passed after failing the color vision part the first time. What does this mean?

So on the candidate portal, there is the work form. I have two different jobs throughout the year and would like to fill this out. I have printed them off, but what do I do once my bosses fill them out?

Does anyone know when we will find out what workshops will be going to at NASS?

Does anyone know how difficult it actually is to get into NASS? I guess what I am looking for is some sort of stat or any other information that you think may help. For example, for Army, statistically, it is more difficult to get into SLS than it is to be accepted into the Academy itself.

So now that my file is open and everything, is there anything I should be doing to get off to a good start?

So, I just got home this evening and found I had a letter from West Point. I must admit, I was hoping it was about SLS; however, it was instead informing me that my Candidate File had been opened (not all bad news, been waiting for that moment since 8th grade). So my question is, this letter...

Does anyone know when applications for this year's SLS go out?

Does anyone have any advice on how I should pick an Army Reserve Unit?

Does anyone know how I can get into contact with the West Point Alumni Association in Nebraska?

This year, I had to stop playing baseball after being laid off the only job that I could find that allowed my baseball practice/game times. How will West Point view me stopping baseball for work?