rjb
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On the other hand, you'll graduate with a family instead of a bunch of people you don't know.
About two years ago, I ran into some 2017 USNA mids. It was the start of their sophomore year. DS had two HS friends in this class. I asked these mids if they knew either kid, but no one did.
Last year there was a group of 2018 USCGA cadets in our town and they all knew my 2018 DS. In both cases these mids / cadets had a year together.
AuxNoob is correct about being part of a family, versus being a number.