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That definitely makes sense. Referenced above @ http://neoafapa.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/2020_Profile_when_they_inprocessed_on_30_Jun_16.20094241.pdf , a 33 is 75 percentile, so that means 25% of appointees are in the 34-36 range.

For reference, the ACT composite ended up as a 35, would doing the SAT help much more at that point?

A quick search didn’t find much, so here I am. I recently received my scores for my ACT after taking it the second time, and am very happy with my results. Heading on the SAT, how much does usafa view that as a requirement (taking both standardized tests)? In summary, how important is it to...

It’s 50/50. You get in or you don’t, and nobody on this board can tell you. But seriously, the application looks good.

Not exactly sure on the minimums, but more specifically what kind of vision issues are we talking?

https://www.serviceacademyforums.com/index.php?threads/reminder-summer-seminar-2019.64811/

Portal just updated for me, not selected. Oh well, onto the USAFA app now. For those that end up the same way I did: Please keep in mind that selection to attend Summer Seminar is NOT in any way a prerequisite for admission to the Academy. Summer Seminar is NOT a pre-screening or pre-selection...

Thank you all for your input. I was already unsure about putting the scores in my application and now I’m more informed. Although, if anyone has any other input I’m perfectly willing to listen to it

Took the ASVAB at my HS recently just to see how I would fare on the test (Yes, I know that the ASVAB is used for enlisting and not commissioning). I ended up doing well on the test, and was wondering if it would be worth a bullet on my USAFA App this fall, what’s your advice on this?

Just curious, what was his class size coming out of high school?

It’s probably me, but what does “rising junior” mean? I’ve seen it used quite a bit on these forums

No. Don’t do that

You have to have at least 10 comments I believe

You PM him

What do you mean “too smart for prep school”? If they really wanted to go to a place like USAFA, and prep school was an option for them, why wouldn’t they go? No one is “too smart” for prep school, that isn’t what prep school is about.

Not really sure why they call it that. Is just an equivalent to “honors” classes for some schools

Yes, PAP is Pre-AP

Thanks!

Just a quick question. Do all parents on college forums address their kids as “dear son” or “dear daughter”? It just seems like an odd way to address your kid.