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I'm hoping likewise, on Memphis. My daughter has put together a pretty good Endurance team, she has done drill the last 3 years and was looking for something different this years. I'm hoping they still have transportation.

It is possible to request and get a waiver for an extra semester to complete your degree and still have that covered on scholarship. Daughter will take an extra semester to finish up despite a 20-21 hour class load for 4 years.

Thanks for all the support. I was pretty concerned about her, its been a really tough semester and then this popped up. Yes she has and is learning a number of life and leadership lessons, funny how they actually start listening to you. Only took 20 years. a couple updates. one of the...

I believe he is a Commander 04 or 05 CO is a Capt. 06 their MOI is a Marine Capt 03

update Daughter met with her XO on Thursday after a couple days to collect thoughts. I passed along my opinion mixed with advice from several of you (and thanks!) its a long long story, so I'll condense it down. DD met with XO, and her Lt advisor. She did as I suggested, acknowledged...

She requested an appointment with her XO to discuss the matter in the next few days after things calm down.

I'm not sure on fraternization aspect and what the Battalion's view is on that. There are a number of them that have relations with fellow mids. I know the past there was concerns of about mids dating OCS students. But to the best of my knowledge this is not the case.

Jcleppe yes, she is a on a scholarship, so walking the straight an narrow is a must. but she thought she had been. I read the piece on the Mid who was dropped just short of graduation, that's scary stuff. Her PFT (I think thats right) is just about perfect, she has been the fitness...

Looking for some advice or wisdom here. My DD was called in to her XO's office today for a meeting. According to her, when it was over she was told that if her name came up again for any reason she was out of the program, and her command billet was rescinded. She went into the meeting...

my daughter attended STEM as an 8th grader and returned this past summer as an 11 grader. She stuck around for rowing camp. she loved it and is planning to return for NASS this summer. --must add, the first couple years of STEM was no cost, USNA even covered airfare. But like...

I'm also baffled at acceptances coming back before the final date for apps. Daughter said she did receive an email when she submitted her app. I think she sent her's in around the last week or so of Feb. It was a couple weeks after the window opened if I remember correctly.

you would surely think so. I think we got an acceptance letter the first week of april. good luck to those still waiting

yes you should get a letter fairly soon. I think we got ours last couple years about mid to late April

daughter is not a minority and its her second trip.

Anyone that was accepted to STEM attend in the past?

Daughter got her STEM letter today in Kansas. Third session.

so after all the worry about not getting to go to CORTRAMID, daughter called to say she might (most likely) not go so she can stay home and get her Calc II done.

SRHSMOM my daughter finally got word this past friday that she was going on Cortramid. She wasn't clear on what the number was that needed to be cut, but a number of kids were told they weren't going, some were know DOR, so were nurse options. A few volunteered not to go, summer jobs and...

MURF My daughter was "wait listed" last year (USNA) at this time (actually closer to May 1). She remained on the list until about the 3rd week of June. She committed to the Plan B on May 1 and sent in our $100 to save a spot at her second choice school and continued to wait. Her BGO...