A Percentage Question.

[CAP_C/2dLt]

I have a quick question. About how many people receive nominations? And then, how many of them actually receive appointments.

Thanks

[flyersboy114]

About 6000 get nominated and about 1400 get appointments

[CAP_C/2dLt]

Wow. Thanks very much.

[Roman]

~1600 get appointments (but about 1300+ end up accepting) and I think it should be noted that of those with nominations only 2200 are triple Q'd.

I mentioned in another thread that if you are triple Q'd and have a nomination, there's a 78% chance that you'll receive an appointment (based off of last year's stats).

[kaullman]

Originally Posted by CAP_C/2dLt

About how many people receive nominations? And then, how many of them actually receive appointments.

For the USNA Class of 2012, 3838 folks received nominations, 1537 were offered appointments, 1261 accepted the appointments.

[flyersboy114]

Originally Posted by Roman

~1600 get appointments (but about 1300+ end up accepting) and I think it should be noted that of those with nominations only 2200 are triple Q'd.

I mentioned in another thread that if you are triple Q'd and have a nomination, there's a 78% chance that you'll receive an appointment (based off of last year's stats).

I couldn't go into much detail cause I was on my iPod. Thanks man

[CAP_C/2dLt]

I think I know what you mean Roman, but what does triple qualified mean? Does this refer to the academics, physical fitness, etc.? Thanks

[JustCallMeDan7]

OK NEW QUESTION ON PERCENTAGES THAT I HAVE ALWAYS WONDERED....SO WE HAVE THE ANSWER ABOUT THE NOMINATIONS, BUT I AM ASKING WHAT PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE THAT GET LOA'S GET INTO THE ACADEMY. NOT LOA AND NOMINATION, JUST LOA's??? IDK....BUT IM GUESSING LIKE 90%.

[Christcorp]

What do you mean by LOA's but NOT LOa's and Nominations? An LOA means LETTER OF ASSURANCE. They are assuring you that you will get an appointment to the academy IF you GET your nomination and you PASS your medical. They won't give an LOA out unless your application is 100% complete; with the exception that you haven't received your Nomination yet and/or haven't finished your medical review yet. So, it's IMPOSSIBLE to get an appointment with an LOA without a nomination. There are a lot of different nominations. And there are even a few unique slots that the academy has; but those count as nominations. So, does that answer the question, or do you need to rephrase it? later...mike....

[CAP_C/2dLt]

Hey, could you tell me what triple Q'd means...just need to know, sorry.