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Having a job will definitely help. If he sticks with his job it will show dedication and attributes of a hard worker. I was a martial arts instructor for 4 years, which weighed heavily in interviews and on my resume. I received the Army ROTC scholarship to three schools and was appointed to West...

Having a job will definitely help. If he sticks with his job it will show dedication and attributes of a hard worker. I was a martial arts instructor for 4 years, which weighed heavily in interviews and on my resume. I received the Army ROTC scholarship to three schools and was appointed to West...

I didn't hear about that yet, but that is good to know. Definitely another sign that the academy encourages diversity.

That is good to know, thank you!

Just curious, is there anyone who is part of the LGBT community going to West Point (or another academy) for the class of 2020? I would like this forum to be for those people who fall under that category and want to talk (anonymously) about anything before they report to their respective academy.