Yes! But it is not really a book but more like an Internet forum.
Service Academy Forums I believe is the name of it....
The USMMA website really is your starting point.
Sorry to be snarky, what exactly are you looking for? This site is a great place to start.
yes I know about the forums. While on the USNA forum it was suggested that I buy the book
The Naval Academy Candidate Book: How to Prepare, How to Get In, How to Survive.
So I was wondering it there was a similiar book recommendation for the USMMA
I do not know of a specific "book"... but there should be a USMMA field rep in your area. The USMMA field rep would be a great person to talk to- he (she) could help walk you through the whole process. What state are you from?
I know of no similar book for obtaining admission to the USMMA but the process is pretty well described on the Academy's Admissions' "How to Apply" page. It includes a pretty good ~ 10 minute video from Lt. Broxton "one" of the admissions officers - - and the attendant text on that page here:
It and your Senator and Congreesman's Constituent Affairs POC at their local district offices are the best, from my experience, places to start.
If you've already done that and were/are looking for more then my suggestion is to contact the assigned admissions officer for your area of the country - contact information here:
Hope this helps and isn't redundant to what you've already found. If anyone knows of better current information I'm sure they will post it - but of all the recruiting information I have and have seen in the lat 4 years I've not seen anything similar to the USNA booklet you are referring to - I've always felt it as well as the information USNA publishes and aggressively distributes every year of the most recent incoming classes demographics and profile is second to none.