Good morning,
I was looking through the steps to admission, as I'm a current Junior in High School. I've heard that it's imperative to contact your FFR as soon as possible, but I'm still uncertain on what I should include in my e-mail to them. I've looked through this site and what people have asked about FFR's, and have heard the likes of 'meeting with them and reviewing your application', and 'asking them any questions you may have'. I was wondering what I would review with them, as I haven't started any file on the USMA website (I believe it opens in January with the Candidate Questionnaire, but please correct me if I am wrong), and I haven't taken the SAT. Would they just be reviewing what I've done in high school with grades, extracurriculars, and other things?
If so, would it be best to e-mail them asking for a time to meet with them, or should I start off with just some information on how I am planning on applying to the USMA, and some background information.
I was looking through the steps to admission, as I'm a current Junior in High School. I've heard that it's imperative to contact your FFR as soon as possible, but I'm still uncertain on what I should include in my e-mail to them. I've looked through this site and what people have asked about FFR's, and have heard the likes of 'meeting with them and reviewing your application', and 'asking them any questions you may have'. I was wondering what I would review with them, as I haven't started any file on the USMA website (I believe it opens in January with the Candidate Questionnaire, but please correct me if I am wrong), and I haven't taken the SAT. Would they just be reviewing what I've done in high school with grades, extracurriculars, and other things?
If so, would it be best to e-mail them asking for a time to meet with them, or should I start off with just some information on how I am planning on applying to the USMA, and some background information.
