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Our son easily transferred his scholarship. The best situation is to have all your applications in early to the schools you want and that way you can choose your favorite school right off the bat once you have received the scholarship.

Academics, academics, academics it is what they want, the other stuff is important, but if you don't have at least a 32 on the ACt or 2100 on the SAT, and rank top 10-15% in your class, you don't have much of a chance, unless you area a recruited athlete, or fall into the "underrepresented"...

Our experience for USMA from watching our son apply and prepare for 4 years, is simply, get the high SAT, ACT score. , it's academics first, unless you are a recruited athlete or in the underrepresented groups(racial, gender). They have over 15,00o apply and, as it was put to us at an...

In this country one can worship freely. Why not let those who put their lives on the line acknowledge their faith as well?