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futuremid2018

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I am a college reapplicant (ROTC, D1 athlete) fully qualified with a nomination. I hear typically about 90 Mids enter each year with 1 or more years of academic prep beyond high school, not including foundation or NAPS.

Have any college applicants heard back yet? I am hoping to hear soon. My BGO is very informative. I am fully qualified but waiting on an appointment decision. I had a 3.85 GPA at a top school in science and math courses last semester, and my father is an '85 grad.
 
Yes, college DS received appointment in February. Last year TWE came around April 9.
 
futuremid2018 said:
I am a college reapplicant (ROTC, D1 athlete) fully qualified with a nomination. I hear typically about 90 Mids enter each year with 1 or more years of academic prep beyond high school, not including foundation or NAPS.

Have any college applicants heard back yet? I am hoping to hear soon. My BGO is very informative. I am fully qualified but waiting on an appointment decision. I had a 3.85 GPA at a top school in science and math courses last semester, and my father is an '85 grad.
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I spent two years in college(year at local community college and the other at 4 year university) and was offered an appointment in late February.
 
Thanks for all of the info. I was told my file had not be evaluated for an appointment yet, although I was deemed fully qualified. I guess my full package hasn't gone before the board. My school was very slow in getting my transcripts out and I had to wait until the USNA received/processed my officer recommendations.
 
I also was a college re-applicant who was going through ROTC and was on a D1 team. I got accepted in late February. Make sure to stay updated with your affiliated coach at the academy as they can help you out a lot in the admissions process. Also, I only had a 3.15 GPA my fall semester with a major in mechanical engineering. It sounds like you're a strong applicant though, so you shouldn't worry!


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