No. There are tons of factors into this. Some highly sought after recruits could get LOAs or an appointment early in the process but they are very few.
Why would you not want to complete spring semester?
And, of course, it's not a transfer . . . you start over at USNA as a plebe.
Does admissions appoint recruits first?
My DD is a recruited athlete. Not sure whether she is a blue chip. She completed her application in mid-October and received her LOA by end of October. She does also have a 4.0 gpa and a decent SAT score. Not sure which factor lead to the LOA. Did have to wait until mid-January for an appointment due to medical waiver.
Why would you not want to complete spring semester?
And, of course, it's not a transfer . . . you start over at USNA as a plebe.
Take a couple online courses that apply to navy a no take a break in anticipation to a long summer.
Save money. It is financially immature to spend thousands of dollars on spring semester tuition if you are to retake those classes at the academy.
Not entirely sure I'm following the above. If you're just "taking a break," -- what are you going to do the next 4 years when there won't be any opportunities for breaks?
H.S. students have to finish the semester, why shouldn't you?
If I'm reading your response correctly, it appears you're taking the easy way out. That is not a recipe for success at USNA.
If I've misread your post, my apologies in advance.
Misread. Missed the two online. Purses related to navy