JohnPaulJones
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Does the following guarantee me an appointment to USMA?
LOE + 3Q + Medical waiver + Nomination = Appointment
LOE + 3Q + Medical waiver + Nomination = Appointment
Does the following guarantee me an appointment to USMA?
LOE + 3Q + Medical waiver + Nomination = Appointment
Does the following guarantee me an appointment to USMA?
LOE + 3Q + Medical waiver + Nomination = Appointment
BigNick interesting statement. So women and some minorities are less qualified? Not all minorities just some? I wonder which “some” you make reference to? I wonder how First Captain Lindsey Danilack would respond? Or is she the exception? I wonder how Cadet Kiley Hunkler would respond? If you don’t know who she is BigNick she was one of two cadets selected for Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford.
Not all things are equal when West Point Admissions suffers over Class of 2018 selection. They do look for the well-rounded candidate not always the best. This is why WP does not select a candidate who has a perfect ACT/SAT without any athletics.
This is the not so perfect. Lets say the great state of Montana only cultivates two or three candidate who want to attend WP. And you take a very competitive area like the great state of California that cultivates 400 applicants out of 7 districts. The stiff competition will squeeze the cream to the top. Not so perfect, but does generate an exceptional pool to select from.
Push Hard, Press Forward
BigNick interesting statement. So women and some minorities are less qualified? Not all minorities just some? I wonder which “some” you make reference to? I wonder how First Captain Lindsey Danilack would respond? Or is she the exception? I wonder how Cadet Kiley Hunkler would respond? If you don’t know who she is BigNick she was one of two cadets selected for Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford.
Not all things are equal when West Point Admissions suffers over Class of 2018 selection. They do look for the well-rounded candidate not always the best. This is why WP does not select a candidate who has a perfect ACT/SAT without any athletics.
This is the not so perfect. Lets say the great state of Montana only cultivates two or three candidate who want to attend WP. And you take a very competitive area like the great state of California that cultivates 400 applicants out of 7 districts. The stiff competition will squeeze the cream to the top. Not so perfect, but does generate an exceptional pool to select from.
Push Hard, Press Forward
BigNick interesting statement. So women and some minorities are less qualified? Not all minorities just some? I wonder which “some” you make reference to? I wonder how First Captain Lindsey Danilack would respond? Or is she the exception? I wonder how Cadet Kiley Hunkler would respond? If you don’t know who she is BigNick she was one of two cadets selected for Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford.
Not all things are equal when West Point Admissions suffers over Class of 2018 selection. They do look for the well-rounded candidate not always the best. This is why WP does not select a candidate who has a perfect ACT/SAT without any athletics.
This is the not so perfect. Lets say the great state of Montana only cultivates two or three candidate who want to attend WP. And you take a very competitive area like the great state of California that cultivates 400 applicants out of 7 districts. The stiff competition will squeeze the cream to the top. Not so perfect, but does generate an exceptional pool to select from.
Push Hard, Press Forward