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Any Army Doctors around here that would be willing to share their opinions/experiences relating to the career?

Got a call from Senator Isakson's office on Thursday notifying me that I would be recieving an appointment to USMA. After nearly 3 years of having USNA as my first choice, this summer I decided that USMA would be better for me and over the course of 4 years this website was so helpful for me...

I got a phone call from my Congressman yesterday telling me that I would be recieving an Appointment to the Class of '18 :biggrin: I am so happy and this is literally the best thing that's ever happened to me. Even as early as a half a year ago I wasn't pumped about my chances but being here...

Does anyone know if we recieve any feedback on our CFA scores once they are submitted (other than the green check indicating that they have been submitted)? Thankss

Can you stop in the middle and then keep going or are you required to stay on your toes and hands for the duration?

You know what to do :shake: (but just in case you don't: Just post here if you're attending the second session, inclue where you're from if you want and refrain from starting a discussion on this thread) I'm from North Georgia btw.

So I got this email That is the entire email, and it's the first I've heard since the "successfull application" email, I don't entirely understand what I'm supposed to do. Do I just get my Pediatrician to email that address regarding me? I'm honestly confused. :confused: So if anyone...

Any advice from people that have already done it? (this thread isn't meant for people to list their acceptances, just for advice from former attendees) Thanks :biggrin:

This was just something I was curious about, because most (if not all) colleges have an Honor Code, but they usually aren't Honored. Do the majority of people actually abide by the Code at USNA?

(2) Individuals DO MEET the standard if within the past 3 years they meet ALL of the criteria in subparagraphs 11.d.(2)(a)-(d). (a) No use of controller or rescue medications (including, but not limited to inhaled corticosteroids, leukotriene receptor antagonists, or short-acting beta...

okay so i had a question to which the answer may not be very complicated bt it really bugging me :confused: so.... when you submit an application in your junior year you would have your grades probz till the end of junior yr.... so when do you tell them your senior yr curriculum/grades...