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I agree that diversity does not mean a one dimensional person, as every cadet that gets accepted to the USCGA is a multifaceted high achiever! My class was 1990, and the Academy at the time, only accepted 330 out of 18000+ applicants. Our class only graduated 145 I believe. That's over a 50%...

This is probably one of the most stupid waste of taxpayer resources and time. I was in the class of 1990, and although I didn't graduate, I attend my reunions every 5 years. Nearly all of my classmates from 1990 are now retired "check of the month club", were involuntarily resigned like me...

Call me crazy but anyone committing an Honor Violation was typically kicked out, provided the investigation proved that the cadet violated it. We had one in the class of '90. This cadet would go into his math class and while going over the correct answers to the tests, would erase his penciled...