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Honors Program freshmen conquer the gauntlet; reflect on knob year
Each year after a competitive interviewing process, 25 incoming freshmen are accepted into The Citadel Honors Program. Due to the unyielding military, physical fitness and leadership training requirements comprising the college’s fourth class system, this commitment adds increased academic rigor to what is already one of the most demanding college freshman experiences in America.
The process of transforming a cadet private into a recognized member of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets takes many months and great effort, but, according to four Golf Company Honors Program freshmen, William Metts Jr., John Simone III, Akhil Prathipati and Martynas Tendzegolskis (from Lithuania), the rewards are already considerable.
http://bit.ly/2WGhJhF
Each year after a competitive interviewing process, 25 incoming freshmen are accepted into The Citadel Honors Program. Due to the unyielding military, physical fitness and leadership training requirements comprising the college’s fourth class system, this commitment adds increased academic rigor to what is already one of the most demanding college freshman experiences in America.
The process of transforming a cadet private into a recognized member of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets takes many months and great effort, but, according to four Golf Company Honors Program freshmen, William Metts Jr., John Simone III, Akhil Prathipati and Martynas Tendzegolskis (from Lithuania), the rewards are already considerable.
http://bit.ly/2WGhJhF