Any CPR receive TWE?

[yearofsunshine]

CPR with nom here! I'm from Guam.

Kentucky?

 

[rudycoon]

In NC too. Also CPR since August. DS has an appointment to the USAFA but wants to wait on USNA and USCGA before making a final decision.

As a parent, I just wish we knew one way or the other so we can plan.

Your post really resonated with me. DS also has appointment to USAFA but wants to wait to see if he gets into USNA and his first choice civilian school before making a final decision. As a parent I too cannot wait until he receives these admissions decisions. I am fine with whatever he chooses....I just want him to choose...lol.

 

[Dr. Strange Love]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

.
He has good individual SAT #'s .... Is his SAT on 1 date (one sitting, not super scored), or is it a Super Score of more than 1 date? .... Better if it is One sitting, because it shows that he can Concentrate very well for 3.5 hours straight .... Even better if a kid takes it One time before his/her senior year, and knocks it out of the park --- the SAT/ACT is the Great Equalizer, and One-Sitting scores are Far better than Super Scores --- Schools can see if the SAT/ACT is treated like a game. Our daughter took it one time in her Junior year, and it was enough --- Move on.

If his grades in Calculus were C or low B, and his Physics or Chemistry were B's or C's ... he can be offered NAPS, because he has a High Math score, but may have been too busy to give the Classes what he needed (Billion activities like my daughter), or needs a Kick-in-Butt when it comes to HW and Studying.
.
BTW: Grades were Not a big thing with me and my wife. I had No idea what our daughter's GPA/Class Rank was until last Summer before this Senior year. I always told her that she was doing great --- Man, was I in for a Surprise when I saw her class rank last summer before this senior year --- I had a long discussion with the Director of counseling in her school about this last summer. There are too many Abilities that do not show up on GPA -- For example, how often they win Writing Competitions; how does the Kid rank in the Piano Student Guild (how well can they play Chopin's Waltz in A minor, my personal favorite), and on and on and on. Encouraging your kid to take all the Challenging courses and doing "Reasonably well" (C or better) is the most important thing. Keeping your kid busy on many things (the whole person) is the Most important thing. You can find things that they really excel at ... who knew that our daughter would like 4-H and the Sheep club Farm duties throughout MS and part of HS.
.

 

[Ramgoat18]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

.
He has good individual SAT #'s .... Is his SAT on 1 date (one sitting, not super scored), or is it a Super Score of more than 1 date? .... Better if it is One sitting, because it shows that he can Concentrate very well for 3.5 hours straight .... Even better if a kid takes it One time before his/her senior year, and knocks it out of the park --- the SAT/ACT is the Great Equalizer, and One-Sitting scores are Far better than Super Scores --- Schools can see if the SAT/ACT is treated like a game. Our daughter took it one time in her Junior year, and it was enough --- Move on.

If his grades in Calculus were C or low B, and his Physics or Chemistry were B's or C's ... he can be offered NAPS, because he has a High Math score, but may have been too busy to give the Classes what he needed (Billion activities like my daughter), or needs a Kick-in-Butt when it comes to HW and Studying.
.
BTW: Grades were Not a big thing with me and my wife. I had No idea what our daughter's GPA/Class Rank was until last Summer before this Senior year. I always told her that she was doing great --- Man, was I in for a Surprise when I saw her class rank last summer before this senior year --- I had a long discussion with the Director of counseling in her school about this last summer. There are too many Abilities that do not show up on GPA -- For example, how often they win Writing Competitions; how does the Kid rank in the Piano Student Guild (how well can they play Chopin's Waltz in A minor, my personal favorite), and on and on and on. Encouraging your kid to take all the Challenging courses and doing "Reasonably well" (C or better) is the most important thing. Keeping your kid busy on many things (the whole person) is the Most important thing. You can find things that they really excel at ... who knew that our daughter would like 4-H and the Sheep club Farm duties throughout MS and part of HS.
.

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

 

[5centsmom]

@ImpatientMom or others w/same “too many credits”... i never looked into this issue but couldn’t you just not ask the college to give you credit? DS has to apply to his college for the credits and be granted it on a course by course (or exam) basis.

 

[Dr. Strange Love]

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

.
Well ... This coin definitely has more than one side
.
1. There is the "SAT/ACT portion of the Class Portrait" side of the coin -- so, naturally, every school would want their Pool of Applicants to take the exam many times to improve the Distribution.
2. Then there is the SAT/ACT Competitive Aspect, how your scores compare to another applicant that you are being slated against.
.
If a kid took an SAT one time in the 8th grade and received a 650/650, don't think for minute that this would not be looked at very highly when it comes to shuffling (ignoring the class portrait PR element).
.

 

[ImpatientMom]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

.
He has good individual SAT #'s .... Is his SAT on 1 date (one sitting, not super scored), or is it a Super Score of more than 1 date? .... Better if it is One sitting, because it shows that he can Concentrate very well for 3.5 hours straight .... Even better if a kid takes it One time before his/her senior year, and knocks it out of the park --- the SAT/ACT is the Great Equalizer, and One-Sitting scores are Far better than Super Scores --- Schools can see if the SAT/ACT is treated like a game. Our daughter took it one time in her Junior year, and it was enough --- Move on.

If his grades in Calculus were C or low B, and his Physics or Chemistry were B's or C's ... he can be offered NAPS, because he has a High Math score, but may have been too busy to give the Classes what he needed (Billion activities like my daughter), or needs a Kick-in-Butt when it comes to HW and Studying.
.
BTW: Grades were Not a big thing with me and my wife. I had No idea what our daughter's GPA/Class Rank was until last Summer before this Senior year. I always told her that she was doing great --- Man, was I in for a Surprise when I saw her class rank last summer before this senior year --- I had a long discussion with the Director of counseling in her school about this last summer. There are too many Abilities that do not show up on GPA -- For example, how often they win Writing Competitions; how does the Kid rank in the Piano Student Guild (how well can they play Chopin's Waltz in A minor, my personal favorite), and on and on and on. Encouraging your kid to take all the Challenging courses and doing "Reasonably well" (C or better) is the most important thing. Keeping your kid busy on many things (the whole person) is the Most important thing. You can find things that they really excel at ... who knew that our daughter would like 4-H and the Sheep club Farm duties throughout MS and part of HS.
.

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

.
Well ... This coin definitely has more than one side
.
1. There is the "SAT/ACT portion of the Class Portrait" side of the coin -- so, naturally, every school would want their Pool of Applicants to take the exam many times to improve the Distribution.
2. Then there is the SAT/ACT Competitive Aspect, how your scores compare to another applicant that you are being slated against.
.
If a kid took an SAT one time in the 8th grade and received a 650/650, don't think for minute that this would not be looked at very highly when it comes to shuffling (ignoring the class portrait PR element).
.

He took SAT's twice end of Jr year= 760/660 the 730/690. Took SAT first time at end of 10th grade and scored a 1360. Loads of extra-curriculars with Eagle Scout. Has a 3 page resume with few school awards mostly state ones and national ones. I had to also look at the GPA as DS handles that. I honestly never look. Sports and band. we asked about 33 credits from AP and school gave a partical academic scholarship. NROTC folks will not budge on the restriction. We wait with the whole lot of other people.

 

[Shaka]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

@ImpatientMom - hugs to you. We are in the same boat. Had everything in and DODMERB done in early September, got two noms in the pocket (Sen and Cong) and still we wait after 6 months! At this point, I assume no news is not the greatest news and we have had conversations about alternatives, but it would just be great to know either way. Fortunately DS seems ready to activate on his 4 YR ROTC scholarship and understands there are many pathways to success. Regardless - just wanted to let you know I feel you

 

[Ramgoat18]

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

.
Well ... This coin definitely has more than one side
.
1. There is the "SAT/ACT portion of the Class Portrait" side of the coin -- so, naturally, every school would want their Pool of Applicants to take the exam many times to improve the Distribution.
2. Then there is the SAT/ACT Competitive Aspect, how your scores compare to another applicant that you are being slated against.
.
If a kid took an SAT one time in the 8th grade and received a 650/650, don't think for minute that this would not be looked at very highly when it comes to shuffling (ignoring the class portrait PR element).
.

I guess so, but a USNA Admissions Officer at NASS said they don’t care how many times you take it. Other schools will though

 

[Dr. Strange Love]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

.
He has good individual SAT #'s .... Is his SAT on 1 date (one sitting, not super scored), or is it a Super Score of more than 1 date? .... Better if it is One sitting, because it shows that he can Concentrate very well for 3.5 hours straight .... Even better if a kid takes it One time before his/her senior year, and knocks it out of the park --- the SAT/ACT is the Great Equalizer, and One-Sitting scores are Far better than Super Scores --- Schools can see if the SAT/ACT is treated like a game. Our daughter took it one time in her Junior year, and it was enough --- Move on.

If his grades in Calculus were C or low B, and his Physics or Chemistry were B's or C's ... he can be offered NAPS, because he has a High Math score, but may have been too busy to give the Classes what he needed (Billion activities like my daughter), or needs a Kick-in-Butt when it comes to HW and Studying.
.
BTW: Grades were Not a big thing with me and my wife. I had No idea what our daughter's GPA/Class Rank was until last Summer before this Senior year. I always told her that she was doing great --- Man, was I in for a Surprise when I saw her class rank last summer before this senior year --- I had a long discussion with the Director of counseling in her school about this last summer. There are too many Abilities that do not show up on GPA -- For example, how often they win Writing Competitions; how does the Kid rank in the Piano Student Guild (how well can they play Chopin's Waltz in A minor, my personal favorite), and on and on and on. Encouraging your kid to take all the Challenging courses and doing "Reasonably well" (C or better) is the most important thing. Keeping your kid busy on many things (the whole person) is the Most important thing. You can find things that they really excel at ... who knew that our daughter would like 4-H and the Sheep club Farm duties throughout MS and part of HS.
.

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

.
Well ... This coin definitely has more than one side
.
1. There is the "SAT/ACT portion of the Class Portrait" side of the coin -- so, naturally, every school would want their Pool of Applicants to take the exam many times to improve the Distribution.
2. Then there is the SAT/ACT Competitive Aspect, how your scores compare to another applicant that you are being slated against.
.
If a kid took an SAT one time in the 8th grade and received a 650/650, don't think for minute that this would not be looked at very highly when it comes to shuffling (ignoring the class portrait PR element).
.

He took SAT's twice end of Jr year= 760/660 the 730/690. Took SAT first time at end of 10th grade and scored a 1360. Loads of extra-curriculars with Eagle Scout. Has a 3 page resume with few school awards mostly state ones and national ones. I had to also look at the GPA as DS handles that. I honestly never look. Sports and band. we asked about 33 credits from AP and school gave a partical academic scholarship. NROTC folks will not budge on the restriction. We wait with the whole lot of other people.

Any kid with decent SAT/ACT scores, like your son, could be a candidate for NAPS/Foundation if it could improve his courses in Math/Physics/Chemistry/English .... Like I said, if his grades were C's and B's in all these subjects, and he has the "Whole Person Thing" going, then NAPS/Foundation will do him good .... This doesn't sound like your son though, fortunately or unfortunately.
.

 

[Stork103]

DS received a terrific merit scholarship in the mail today from our state U that can be applied to room and board. Combined with his NROTC scholarship, it’s a full 4-year ride in aerospace engineering, leading to a commission. Last night we had a tough heart to heart about his remaining USNA chances this year and he was kinda down. This put some bounce back in his step tonight and he’s talking about “the great opportunity” ahead of him. Maybe he’ll reapply and maybe he won’t. (He also did well wrestling in sectionals on Saturday but missed qualifying for state so he’s done with wrestling practice, which is 3 hours of brutal practicing every night and constantly making weight-gorging on tarimisu tonight is about as good as it can get). Having a really good plan B will take the sting out of the TWE if (when) it comes. I want him to enjoy his last semester in high school and DW is absolutely beside herself with the prospect of having him local. We have 3 graduating this May (MS, BS, and high school) - having all 3 leave the region in the same month was going to be really tough.

My DS has his plan B all paid for and ready to go with his NROTC scholarship. I think the reality is beginning to set in and he's been kind of down, but he has a great back-up plan and he says he'll apply again next year if this year doesn't work.

It’s pretty amazing the quality of kids USNA has to select from. With the kind of qualifications cited by the candidates in this thread (who are STILL WAITING) I can’t imagine what the qualifications are of those that received the early LOAs and Appointments.

 

[ImpatientMom]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

.
He has good individual SAT #'s .... Is his SAT on 1 date (one sitting, not super scored), or is it a Super Score of more than 1 date? .... Better if it is One sitting, because it shows that he can Concentrate very well for 3.5 hours straight .... Even better if a kid takes it One time before his/her senior year, and knocks it out of the park --- the SAT/ACT is the Great Equalizer, and One-Sitting scores are Far better than Super Scores --- Schools can see if the SAT/ACT is treated like a game. Our daughter took it one time in her Junior year, and it was enough --- Move on.

If his grades in Calculus were C or low B, and his Physics or Chemistry were B's or C's ... he can be offered NAPS, because he has a High Math score, but may have been too busy to give the Classes what he needed (Billion activities like my daughter), or needs a Kick-in-Butt when it comes to HW and Studying.
.
BTW: Grades were Not a big thing with me and my wife. I had No idea what our daughter's GPA/Class Rank was until last Summer before this Senior year. I always told her that she was doing great --- Man, was I in for a Surprise when I saw her class rank last summer before this senior year --- I had a long discussion with the Director of counseling in her school about this last summer. There are too many Abilities that do not show up on GPA -- For example, how often they win Writing Competitions; how does the Kid rank in the Piano Student Guild (how well can they play Chopin's Waltz in A minor, my personal favorite), and on and on and on. Encouraging your kid to take all the Challenging courses and doing "Reasonably well" (C or better) is the most important thing. Keeping your kid busy on many things (the whole person) is the Most important thing. You can find things that they really excel at ... who knew that our daughter would like 4-H and the Sheep club Farm duties throughout MS and part of HS.
.

Naval academy doesn’t care about how many times you take SAT

.
Well ... This coin definitely has more than one side
.
1. There is the "SAT/ACT portion of the Class Portrait" side of the coin -- so, naturally, every school would want their Pool of Applicants to take the exam many times to improve the Distribution.
2. Then there is the SAT/ACT Competitive Aspect, how your scores compare to another applicant that you are being slated against.
.
If a kid took an SAT one time in the 8th grade and received a 650/650, don't think for minute that this would not be looked at very highly when it comes to shuffling (ignoring the class portrait PR element).
.

He took SAT's twice end of Jr year= 760/660 the 730/690. Took SAT first time at end of 10th grade and scored a 1360. Loads of extra-curriculars with Eagle Scout. Has a 3 page resume with few school awards mostly state ones and national ones. I had to also look at the GPA as DS handles that. I honestly never look. Sports and band. we asked about 33 credits from AP and school gave a partical academic scholarship. NROTC folks will not budge on the restriction. We wait with the whole lot of other people.

Any kid with decent SAT/ACT scores, like your son, could be a candidate for NAPS/Foundation if it could improve his courses in Math/Physics/Chemistry/English .... Like I said, if his grades were C's and B's in all these subjects, and he has the "Whole Person Thing" going, then NAPS/Foundation will do him good .... This doesn't sound like your son though, fortunately or unfortunately.
.

When we started this process, I actually thought NAPS would be a great choice for him and wished we could check that box. He's a young senior. He's done well but our AP Physics/Chemistry teacher left this year after sustaining a massive heart attack in August which left him without those 2 classes even though he took honors Chemistry. All I know is EVERY day there is not a TWE, I rejoice and count the remaining days.

 

[ImpatientMom]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

@ImpatientMom - hugs to you. We are in the same boat. Had everything in and DODMERB done in early September, got two noms in the pocket (Sen and Cong) and still we wait after 6 months! At this point, I assume no news is not the greatest news and we have had conversations about alternatives, but it would just be great to know either way. Fortunately DS seems ready to activate on his 4 YR ROTC scholarship and understands there are many pathways to success. Regardless - just wanted to let you know I feel you

We keep the faith. A co-worker of mine had a family member that got in one of the service academies but left after 1 year because he suddenly realized it wasnt for him and he was trying to please his dad. I had a brief moment of envy and when I thought wow, could DS take that spot? Waiting is the worst.

I think I saw board meets today(Thursdays) and decisions come at any time after that. Social media has stopped with the many "congrats on appointment" pages we saw in January/February so, all I can figure is there is a lot of us in the same boat.

 

[Old Navy BGO]

I think I saw board meets today(Thursdays) and decisions come at any time after that.

The day that the Admissions Board meets has nothing to do with when candidates are are notified. The Admissions Board makes the determination of Qualification. There can be literally months between the day the Admissions Board review the applications and determines qualification (i.e. the Admissions "Q") , and the time that Admissions reviews a slate of candidates and makes the Offer of Appointment. The Offer of Appointment can come at any time.

 

[TomB]

Quick, and maybe dumb, question, USNA has spring break coming up after classes tomorrow (as it happens so do I). Will the admissions board meet during spring break as well? I can't really remember from last year.

 

[clutky]

I am a mom that is about to lose it waiting. DS is handling it better than I am. We have been CPR since October. Senator and Congressman nominations. Husband said if no TWE we are still in the running. Plan B is to do Auburn Engineering with NROTC. Funny thing though, DS is ambitious so going in with 33 credit hours due to APs. Just found out NROTC is not an option going in since the most credit hours completed they will take for scholarship is 30. He plans to do NRTOC anyway with scholarship 2nd semester. He has scholarship offers and accepted to Auburn, Virgina Tech Corps of Cadets, honors college and pre-engineering, has the same at Purdue as well as NC state(in state school). DS did CVW and NASS and has SAT 1450(760Math, 690verbal), 4.6 weighted GPA/3.69 unweighted GPA). We wait..... Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

My DS is not nearly as impressive as yours and he received an offer of appointment. Who knows what they are looking at but I suspect your DS is still strongly in "the game."

 

[SAMom]

We are from NC and Mid Sib is still waiting. Looks like many of us from NC have not heard anything. Over the years I’ve watched NC become more and more competitive. In the years past my other kids had received their BFE by January. Mid Sib is going crazy. She has a back up plan in place. AFROTC at University of Kentucky. They offer a very competitive package. Navy has been her life since 2008 she’s attending every event from all girls stem, summer stem, NASS as well and CVW. Waiting is a killer!! Good luck!!

 

[footballfan_12]

We are from NC and Mid Sib is still waiting. Looks like many of us from NC have not heard anything. Over the years I’ve watched NC become more and more competitive. In the years past my other kids had received their BFE by January. Mid Sib is going crazy. She has a back up plan in place. AFROTC at University of Kentucky. They offer a very competitive package. Navy has been her life since 2008 she’s attending every event from all girls stem, summer stem, NASS as well and CVW. Waiting is a killer!! Good luck!!

I’m from Ky and I have visited UK and I must say I was impressed! Beautiful campus and not to mention one hell of a basketball program (; great plan B!

 

[Sydney C.]

Is it true he would NOT be a typical NAPS candidate due to excelling in Math and NOT offered Foundation school due to excelling in English? He was told that but I find it very odd. Thoughts???

You need to remember that NAPS is for candidates who are found academically lacking but have an otherwise excellent resume, and who are projected to do well at USNA after a year of academic strengthening.

 

[WIMOM]

I've been a CPR with two nominations for months.

April 15th you will know something. Could wait longer if waitlisted on April 15.