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:zip: I would tread lightly on this one....

This is a question that can be answered in squad. Ask an upperclassman.

You will have to carry it. Bring a bag that holds everything you are bringing and is easy to carry. That is my recommendation.

From what I remember last year, they only asked us if we have abused alcohol or used illegal drugs. As long as you don't have a drinking problem (this is under the assumption you have not done any drugs), you should not be caught in an ethical dilemma. Probably not the best decision to drink...

Well if you shave your head it'll be no problem at all! :shake: This might not be the best course of action, though...

Not a silly question, it's a fairly relevant one. "Free agent" and "self prep" are terms the same thing- they aren't sponsored like those on the Falcon Foundation Scholarship. The scholarship basically secures a future appointment at the academy. A Falcon will almost always receive an...

Every time I get this question personally I always give the same answer: give it your best shot and you will be giving yourself the best chance you have. Candidates always have this plan in their head (I plan on getting a 34 on the ACT, to be captain of the soccer team, class president, etc..)...

No, it's a federal offense to tamper with someone else's mail. Not something you need to worry about.

My point is that marriage in itself is not considered frat. Of course prior engagements are considered inappropriate regardless, but this is what I am referring to: "Generally, marriage 'cures' fraternization. In other words, an officer who is legally married to an enlisted member cannot be...

Actually, this isn't true. An officer and an enlisted member can get married and it is not considered fraternization, as weird as that sounds.