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Does having more than one congressional nomination help you in admissions?
It may mean that you are highly qualified, but the admissions won’t go “Ohhh two nominations, he is in!"
While that is true, is does increase your chances of admissions by providing more available ways to appoint you. It also gives you two shots at the initial "1 per 10 nomination" appointment which is usually easier to get (depends on the competitiveness of your district of course) than the national pool.
The answer is no...other than there is one less person you have to compete against. But as an individual, no. You need one and only one Nom.