It's not the pregnancy that's the issue, it's the lie, and those have repercussions for both male and female cadets equally.
Well said.
It's not the pregnancy that's the issue, it's the lie, and those have repercussions for both male and female cadets equally.
Non Ducor Duco,
I do not believe this statement is accurate.......
"You can marry, we have several married cadets, but if you are married you can not have a dependent, male or female...at least until after you commission."
If you are married you can have dependents. Maybe you intended to write ....'but if you are unmarried you can not have a dependent, male or female..' There are thousands of married cadets with children, some of which are female. If the cadet is married, female, and pregnant a medical leave of absence is likely as is reinstatement after the LOA and meeting other criteria for the LOA.