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Hey all, I just a received an email that said: Please provide a true and accurate statement as to whether you have a police or juvenile record, to include minor traffic violations and if you are the subject of any civil or criminal court action of any kind. We need this statement...

Rest and rest. If your legs are hurting, it will only get worse if you put more stress on it. Take a break, put on some ice, and give some elevation. Plus, you should always take break after running seasons (like two weeks or at least a week) to let your body heal. Instead, you can swim or bike...

In my opinion, the classes that really show you are academically qualified for USNA are high level mathematics(pre-calc and calculus), AP science(chemistry, physics, or class with lab), and AP English or literature. However taking APUSH, AP Gov., or AP World History, will make you even more...

I spent two years in college(year at local community college and the other at 4 year university) and was offered an appointment in late February.

I have taken AP USH and AP English both in high school and in college and here is what I think about them. English: Reading, reading, thinking,writing, and repeat. The AP English in high school were more manageable than college level English, but you will still spend a good chunk of time...

Yeah I have to agree with Academy_Hopeful19. USNA offers foreign language majors in obly Chinese and Arabic but they also have about 7(I believe) foreign language minors that includes German. If you want to minor in German, take AP German 4, if not I suggests taking Psychology. Not also...

Classes you are planning to take seems good but if you can squeeze in AP Calculus after Precalc, it will be even better. All Midshipmen are required to take 2 years of math, Calc 1,2,3, and differential equation. By taking high school AP Calculus, it will prove that you can handle the course...

I personally purchased some Navy themed thank you cards and just wrote personal message to people who helped me in the process of admission. Congressman(and his staffs), my coach, school counselor, Blue and Gold Officer, people who wrote letters of recommendation, and such.