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While your question seems to suggest that you may be waffling on your commitment to your sport - which is fine, many college aged athletes do and everyone retires eventually - I would suggest that Navy is actually a great place to stay committed to varsity athletics. I suggest this because...

Congrats! Way to wait it out!

In the meantime the Island has been a very lonely place indeed.

Curious about the waitlist reference. DS was waitlisted with the large batch of folks on 04/01. He presumably received the same message as all other waitlisters that none would be considered for a "call up" until the May 1st deadline for accepting or declining appointments had passed. In...

DS is an elite athlete who has been in regular contact with Navy coaches for a year. In his sport at least, the coaches most definitely ask for evidence of test scores and grades (same goes for coaches at other schools). They do not collect official, direct from the College Board reports or...

ForGod&Country - Agreed!

We were initially all over DS's need for a waiver. We lobbied the USNA Medical folks to see if they could review his case now. But recent feedback DS received from USNA Admissions has caused us to stand down. Admissions communicated that a waiver will automatically be considered AFTER the...

DFW. I believe all MOCs need to have their slates turned in by 01/31 (someone correct me if I am mistaken). So hopefully your nomination decision wait shouldn't be too much longer. Good luck.

DS in the exact same situation - in need of a waiver and appointment. Got nomination just this morning (TX-24). Long way to go. Step. By. Step. (and take care of Plan B)

Thanks very much for the feedback.

I have a related question. I am a candidate for the Class of 2020 and have completed all of the appointment and nomination application activities. I'm an athletic recruit and completed my official recruiting visit to USNA earlier this Fall. At this point I am in the waiting game with so many...