The format was also a concern for me when I looked at NWP, which is why I picked MMI in Alabama. MMI does not have a high school attached to it, so there are no concerns there. I do know, however, that I had a great experience there and would recommend it to other Falcon Scholars who believe they are a good fit. It is one of the least expensive options and taught me a lot about myself and others. Let me know if you have any specific questions and I would love to answer them!We were wondering about the other prep schools listed on the falcon sch. letter besides NW in CA? Don't really like the format of only attending one semester out there and going the other semester at a regular college-not a good fit for our son. Looking at the ones in New Mexico, Texas, and Alabama; maybe Virginia. Some of these also have High School Boarding Students; how do they separate the college kids/prep kids from that; ie. dorm life, mess hall, etc. These programs are all different; like texas; didn't seem to have the same military situation as others. Thanks so much for info and support!!!
The format was also a concern for me when I looked at NWP, which is why I picked MMI in Alabama. MMI does not have a high school attached to it, so there are no concerns there. I do know, however, that I had a great experience there and would recommend it to other Falcon Scholars who believe they are a good fit. It is one of the least expensive options and taught me a lot about myself and others. Let me know if you have any specific questions and I would love to answer them!
No, NWP does not have a high school attached to it. The format I am referring to is the one that Knights expressed concern over: one semester of prep, and one at a standard university.I am fairly certain that NWP is only college prep students and no HS students. NWP has been advised by the academies to focus on the academic and physical portions of training, and leave the military training to the academies once the students get there.