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stacella

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My DS and I were just curious and wanted to know is each member of Congress guaranteed at least 1 admission from this slate each year? Thanks
 
No. A MOC can nominate up to 10 candidates for each open spot for the district, but it’s possible that not a single one is deemed qualified. That’s a rare scenario, to be sure, but the point is that there is zero guarantee that someone from a MOC’s slate will receive offer of appointment.
 
No -- each Congressman can have up to 5 Midshipman in a Service Academy at one time. Theoretically, they could probably have all 5 in the same year , and not have an available slots for the next 4 years. I would expect this scenario is very unlikely -- most MOC spread it out , and usually have 1 or 2 openings in any given year. Also, as MidCake points out, they also need to be qualified and accepted.
 
Old Navy BGO said:
No -- each Congressman can have up to 5 Midshipman in a Service Academy at one time. Theoretically, they could probably have all 5 in the same year , and not have an available slots for the next 4 years. I would expect this scenario is very unlikely -- most MOC spread it out , and usually have 1 or 2 openings in any given year. Also, as MidCake points out, they also need to be qualified and accepted.
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Thank you. I would think if the MOC didn’t have an available slot then he shouldn’t nominate anyone and they would let the MOC know
 
It's one of those things you have no control over so I wouldn't worry about it. Concentrate on putting your best application together. Good Luck!

PS: If you need something to worry about in no particular order:
The Giants 1st pick...a Duke Q-back??
Will the Knicks ever be relevant?
The Jets helmets are cool but what about those the uniforms?
Is Baylor's women's bball team going to repeat?
 
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Wishful said:
It's one of those things you have no control over so I wouldn't worry about it. Concentrate on putting your best application together. Good Luck!

PS: If you need something to worry about in no particular order:
The Giants 1st pick...a Duke Q-back??
Will the Knicks ever be relevant?
The Jets helmets are cool but what about those the uniforms?
Is Baylor's women's bball team going to repeat?
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My DS was already denied but I was asking because he didn’t get a nomination from our congressman because he received one from our Senator and they said once you get a nomination please let the senator know so he will give someone else that nomination that we look back I hope that it wasn’t the case that he didn’t have any openings on his slate
I would never post anything negative & have read a lot of posts with people arguing but I don’t think your comment was necessary about if I need something to worry about. My DS worked very hard and is heartbroken and We are diehard Jets fans BTW
 
Old Navy BGO said:
No -- each Congressman can have up to 5 Midshipman in a Service Academy at one time. Theoretically, they could probably have all 5 in the same year , and not have an available slots for the next 4 years. I would expect this scenario is very unlikely -- most MOC spread it out , and usually have 1 or 2 openings in any given year. Also, as MidCake points out, they also need to be qualified and accepted.
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I've been briefed by admissions that the five "slots" are spaced out so that there are no "zero" years. If one of their admitted nominees attrites, supposedly, that MOC slot will stay open for the same amount of time as if the slot reopens due to graduation.
 
OldRetSWO said:
Old Navy BGO said:
No -- each Congressman can have up to 5 Midshipman in a Service Academy at one time. Theoretically, they could probably have all 5 in the same year , and not have an available slots for the next 4 years. I would expect this scenario is very unlikely -- most MOC spread it out , and usually have 1 or 2 openings in any given year. Also, as MidCake points out, they also need to be qualified and accepted.
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I've been briefed by admissions that the five "slots" are spaced out so that there are no "zero" years. If one of their admitted nominees attrites, supposedly, that MOC slot will stay open for the same amount of time as if the slot reopens due to graduation.
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Thank you
 
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