MN

[thecda]

Hey all, just wanted to see if any other applicants are also from MN and if they've heard back from the Academy yet. personally, ive been on pending ever since I recieved my two noms.

 

[TryinAgain05]

Hey there! Also applying from MN to both USAFA and USNA. Don't worry, hang tight I'm still pending as well. Really disliking the sitting around and waiting but it is what it is. For what its worth I haven't heard much from anyone from MN getting accepted yet so who knows.

 

[jrpoint21]

Hey folks! I’m not from MN but I’m from CO (where there is also little to no movement appointment wise to my knowledge). A friend showed me something that will hopefully encourage yall waiting. I attached it below.

 

[Edmund]

Hey folks! I’m not from MN but I’m from CO (where there is also little to no movement appointment wise to my knowledge). A friend showed me something that will hopefully encourage yall waiting. I attached it below.

Just to set expectations, remember a lot of those remaining appointments are earmarked for NAPS, Foundation and direct-from-fleet sailors. I was just discussing this with a poster privately and I'll explain what I mean.

There are roughly 200 at NAPS who will not get offered their appointments until a few days before they graduate, which is early May. Plus there's roughly 45 Foundation students who will also receive appointments. That's nearly 250 for those. Then you have a few which will come from the fleet directly without going to NAPS first, which will be about another 20 (there were 19 in the class of 2027).

If you look at the 2027 class profile, you will see there were 1175 in the class of 2027. Of that, 195 came from NAPS, 44 from Foundation, 19 from the Fleet and 97 were college re-applicants. Therefore, if we say there's 270 coming from NAPS, Foundation and the fleet, that leaves roughly 905 spots for direct from high school and re-applicants. If 500 have already gone out, that leaves roughly 400 spots. (This number could be high because the class of 2028 will be slightly lower than past years.)

Make sure you have Plans B, C, and D lined up.

 

[jrpoint21]

Just to set expectations, remember a lot of those remaining appointments are earmarked for NAPS, Foundation and direct-from-fleet sailors. I was just discussing this with a poster privately and I'll explain what I mean.

There are roughly 200 at NAPS who will not get offered their appointments until a few days before they graduate, which is early May. Plus there's roughly 45 Foundation students who will also receive appointments. That's nearly 250 for those. Then you have a few which will come from the fleet directly without going to NAPS first, which will be about another 20 (there were 19 in the class of 2027).

If you look at the 2027 class profile, you will see there were 1175 in the class of 2027. Of that, 195 came from NAPS, 44 from Foundation, 19 from the Fleet and 97 were college re-applicants. Therefore, that leaves 820 spots for direct from high school admits. If 500 have already gone out, that leaves roughly 320. (This number could be high because the class of 2028 will be slightly lower than past years.)

Make sure you have Plans B, C, and D lined up.

Yes of course, but if you look at the USNA website it states that 1400 appointments are given out. Yes other individuals receive NAPS and foundation and that does cut into the numbers. But every year admissions doesn’t give out appointments the same amount in a certain set time frame. I’ve seen a lot of people say that most appointments come out in a certain time but that differs year to year. And if USNA tells kids at CVW when most appointments will come out, I’m pretty sure appointments will come out in the said time frame.

 

[Edmund]

Yes of course, but if you look at the USNA website it states that 1400 appointments are given out. Yes other individuals receive NAPS and foundation and that does cut into the numbers. But every year admissions doesn’t give out appointments the same amount in a certain set time frame. I’ve seen a lot of people say that most appointments come out in a certain time but that differs year to year. And if USNA tells kids at CVW when most appointments will come out, I’m pretty sure appointments will come out in the said time frame.

Good point. I should look at appointments offered instead of accepted. In that case, there's probably about 600 appointments out there to be offered to non-fleet, NAPS and Foundation students.

 

[Ckrash]

Also from MN with a nomination, still on pending as well. Seems like the majority of information on the forum and provided in this thread show the same results that a lot of appointments are still to come. I am looking forward to hearing within the next few weeks hopefully, good luck to everyone else.