Military College Transfer
CMG,
I think that you would be given a "hard time" - not because you went to VFMC - but - because you - are you...and EVERYONE is given a "hard time."
In your specific case - think about your own experience at VFMC...did you ever meet a new cadet - who just started at VFMC - who questioned everything that VFMC did by saying "That is not how we did it in - fill in the blank - Civil Air Patrol, Sea Cadets, Sea Scouts, etc..."
I highly recommend that you take the knowledge and skills you learned at VFMC - and to NOT wear them on your sleeve. The upper-class cadets will be looking for anything to give ALL of their incoming cadets a "hard time." Going to a military junior college - that is an easy thing for them to pick on you for.
My own experience; before going to Norwich University - I lived under the command of my father - who had 24 years of Navy/enlisted experience to share with me. When I went to Norwich - I knew from my Dad how to make hospital corners for my bed, facing movements, rank structure. Who, out of my entire company, do you think got a real "hard time?" Me. My upperclass cadets did not care if I knew how to make my bed for room inspection...they cared that I learned how to make my bed THEIR way!
On a related note, why are you not considering Norwich??
Fuji