I attended in 2014 (Week 2). Don't bring a bathrobe, you don't need one, let alone have time to use it. Also, you are given time deadlines for everything and the only way to meet those is to help your shipmates out, even for showers. We had guys yelling out the time every 20-30 seconds or so. Your company will become a unit by the end of the week. Candidly, when you report, your company is merely a group of individuals, but don't worry, like I said above, everyone will figure it out. Also, remember to try to do well in everything. The Cadre have to evaluate each AIMster and that evaluation makes it to Admissions if you do end up applying. Lastly, have a sense of humor and embrace everything from AIM. I am not exaggerating when I say that this program really lets you know if a military academy is right for you. We had a lot of kids in my Company wanting to go to a Military Academy (All 5 represented). Some left knowing that a Service Academy was right for them, others left knowing that they would prefer a less intense military/civilian education. Both are perfectly fine. I keep in touch with a lot of my company still and the spread was 1 going to USCGA (she earned a Letter of Assurance and was a recruited athlete), 1 going to USAFA, some of us are doing commissioning programs (ROTC, SSOP, etc.) and the rest are pursuing a civilian education. Have fun!