The stress in the process is the waiting. The forms aren't overly complicated and the actual application is on-line requiring filling out bubbles.
If you really think the application process is overwhelming, you need to consider what life is like on The Yard.
The medical forms are simple unless you have a very complex history with multiple medical conditions which probably points towards a DQ
The terminology is different but overall it really isn't that stressful and once you have done it for one SA, there isn't much left to re-create for ROTC, other SAs and other colleges.
The CFA is 30 minutes and either you have trained for it or you haven't.
Plebes get up at 0530 and carry 18-21 academic hours with sports and military duties added on top.
My DD had no issues or concerns completing the process and her parents only involvement was helping her remember dates for medical injuries.
You have guidance counselors, BGO, and USNA admissions available to help in the process.
The biggest hurdle is overcoming procrastination - which is self induced stress
If you really think the application process is overwhelming, you need to consider what life is like on The Yard.
The medical forms are simple unless you have a very complex history with multiple medical conditions which probably points towards a DQ
The terminology is different but overall it really isn't that stressful and once you have done it for one SA, there isn't much left to re-create for ROTC, other SAs and other colleges.
The CFA is 30 minutes and either you have trained for it or you haven't.
Plebes get up at 0530 and carry 18-21 academic hours with sports and military duties added on top.
My DD had no issues or concerns completing the process and her parents only involvement was helping her remember dates for medical injuries.
You have guidance counselors, BGO, and USNA admissions available to help in the process.
The biggest hurdle is overcoming procrastination - which is self induced stress