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Your major does not decide your branch. If you want to do chemistry work in the Army I'm not sure which branch would be your best bet.

Depends on what your goals are. If you want to do an AID (Academic stuff) or Military school your summer will be a bit shorter. You also have field training and leadership details so they are usually only 3-4 weeks of time off. If you want to do a specialized miad (military school) Sapper, SERE...

-I found out in early March -It was my senior year, I was anxious but I just focused on having a fun year and playing sports/working out -Yes I had a 4 year ROTC to NC State. -The nomination showed up in early February for me. Got a phone call from the congressman. Good Luck!

I went to a lot of the admissions events, met my FFR and Reg Rep in person. And just show you are passionate about it. A lot of people will meet the physical and academic standards but also beingdriven and passionate as well as personable will set you apart.

Well the military training, strictness, and workload is pretty West Point specific. You just will have different focuses and daily schedules. Obviously no parties, rank structure, different classes. Different summers etc.

I am currently a cadet at West Point. I am from a military family and had family attend USMA. Regardless, I had a ton of questions about classes, summers, daily life, and culture before I came to USMA. I would love to try to answer any question you might have as a candidate/future cadet. I would...

Hey sauce boss, I don't know if that is you in your profile picture but this is usually an anonymous forum so if it is I would probably remove it. That being said good on you for helping future cadets. -c/o 2023 <3

I'm a current cadet and I just wanna say.....For all you 2024 guy and gals, its grind time!! Your acceptance and bright future should fire you up and get you motivated for the opportunities ahead. Just wanna give a HUGE tip. Going into this summer control everything you can such as; Breaking in...

Piggy backing off this. If you want to be here. And want to succeed here. You have to put forth the effort. Perfectly put, thank you!

Biggest thing is network and show you want it. You’re qualified. Keep working hard in classes and stay involved with friends. I let the application consume me sometimes. Enjoy your senior year and keep working hard. Contact reps and admin events and just talk to people. Match your face with you...

I wish I had better study skills before coming here. Would help with weekly tests and WPRs

2- NC 3-NCSU ROTC 4-It’s hectic but enjoyable, learning a ton and just soaking it all in 5- people here are not nearly as motivated to be here as you’d expect 6-GIS or Engineering (Systems) 7-Trying our for a team 8-Live fire bounding 9-Infantry...I want to be able to lead face to face

Ask a ton of questions. There is a lot of stuff here that you won’t get to see so soak up as much as possible. It’s a hectic life sometimes so try to get a feel for how you’d fit here.

Something I’ve realized coming here is a lot of people didn’t really know what they’re getting in to and are caught off guard by the intensity as well as the change of pace and work load. If anyone has any questions about the application or cadet life please ask. The more informed you are the...

No, he’s fine. Personal preference; I keep your stuff on private regardless to only allow people I approve in. That being said Cadre will mess with him if they see his Instagram, happens every year.

Thank you for the quick reply.

I saw a bunch of people saying they were bringing a copy of their dental exam picture to R-day. I sent mine in and was approved. My question is do we have to bring a copy on R-day? I don’t remember a brief that states we do but just want to make sure.

I figured it would be a simple process. Thank you so much for the help

So I'm still under a joint account with my parents. When i filled out that online 1199A it had my moms name as name of payee. It is my account number and everything. Is that okay?

I was just doing some of the paperwork for the admin kit and I was hoping someone could answer this question for me. I've has USAA forever and we use to have a local USAA bank where I could have had them complete the "Financial Institution" section of the form and sign off on it. Not really sure...