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I haven't applied to service academies or ROTC scholarship due to citizenship requirements but I just wanted to tell this to people like me. I'm an E-3, soon to be midshipman and sea cadets really helped me realize my passion for military. I will be attending St.Louis College of Pharmacy but I...

You can also email summerprograms@usna.edu which is the same email for denying

Prepare for psat/sat/act PSAT doesn't have a big impact but if you qualify as semifinalist, it looks good

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You can't be in the military until you are a permanent resident or citizen so you'll have to wait until you have citizenship or permanent residence. You could also enlist and then go to OCS (officer candidate school) I don't know what your situation is but as far as I know you can't get...

Thanks, I've sent an email to the ROTC administrator at a nearby school so he should be able to answer my questions

Hello, I'm a high school senior looking into ROTC and while I am not eligible for scholarship due to citizenship, I was hoping to try it at least for my freshman and sophomore year in college. The school that I want to go to does not have a ROTC program so anyone who wants to do it has to go to...

I'm in sea cadets, and I think that it's one of the best programs. Of course, I've never done civil air patrol so I can't say which is better but it gave me a lot of exposure to military and a similar experience to plebe summer/basic training at recruit training for the program. It has a lot of...

Sorry if I'm understanding you wrong, but if you're asking if the rejection from NASS is indication for candidacy, being rejected doesn't mean you can't apply to USNA. As many people on this forum have said, there are a lot of mids who never attended NASS. I believe the application is the...

I haven't been to AIM but I read in another post that you can wear contacts but you don't have much time in the morning to put them in and sometimes dirt can get in them so it's easier to just wear glasses Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

I think that's the case too. If you aren't considered for NAPS then the ACT will make you less competitive than those with 30+ ACT math. Of course I'm not saying that you won't get in with those scores, but you would have a higher chance by working on it

You could certainly try, although as fencersmother said, you wouldn't have that appoiment if the admissions thought that you weren't prepared for USMA Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

Just to add, there's a lot of briefings too with the admissions counsellors, sports coaches and platoon leader (I don't know if everyone does, but ours did) Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

USNA definitely looks at physics better, but what's more important is doing well in your classes. I would take bio to do well, not take physics and do horribly in it just to show the admissions that I took it Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

They also tell you if you pass or fail Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

They will definitely look at your improvements favorably and while none of us can tell you what your chances are, I would say that you have better chances academically this year than last year (although you could have gotten into NAPS, I don't know ). You should definitely retake the SAT Sent...

I've talked to an admissions staff at summer seminar today, and he said that they look at college grades more, but they still look at act and sat score so I would maybe retake it to see if the score would be higher Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app

I'm actually at NASS right now, and even though it's been only first day, I can tell you that katrina is right, you don't need any clothing at all except for what you wear there If there is a must, I would say spandex even if you never wear it and of course female hygiene stuff .To be honest, I...

As far as I'm aware of, the admissions do not look at the AP scores and that is why low scores don't hurt your chances This is true for any school because AP scores are only for course credits. However, they do look at what courses you take and your grade, so if you got a 5, I'm assuming you...

No you can retake it after (on your own) Sent using the Service Academy Forums® mobile app