DS is a cadet at UNG and has had a fantastic experience there in every way. Has grown academically, has traveled extensively, and has earned highly competitive leadership slots in both the Corps of Cadets and in non-cadet extracurriculars. He is emotionally, physically, academically and mentally ready for Army leadership. He loves the Georgia mountains, woods and rivers, and has taken every advantage the landscape has to offer for hiking, camping, kayaking and exploring. Likewise, I've seen many quality cadets across the board ascending to leadership and commissioning. I've also seen some cadets enter the program, then disappear for one reason or another. It is my opinion that the PMS and military leadership there does a fine job weeding out cadets who would not make good leaders for our soldiers.
I have absolutely zero UNG-hooah-promotional reason for pointing out that the OP's list had an error that exaggerated UNG's number by almost half. In the name of all that is good and accurate, I'm just doing my part to set the record straight that the rest of the numbers in the list may not be what the OP said they are. We don't know. We have not been pointed to an official source.
