To Kamsdad above. Very wise to start exploring one of KP's strongest pluses: OPTIONS. But be careful not to decide too soon. Take 3 years, after sea term and internship, to make the choice. DD got too focused too soon and hit some potholes. The decision will come and you'll be a little older and much wiser. (Believe it parents; you''ll be amazed how much wiser.) Though the schedule is very tight, there is enough time and counseling to weigh those options (many of which you don't know exist or understand) and then get to where you want to be. Liaisons can help you get that time with the field to which you are leaning and it may be totally different than what you now think it will be. And maybe not. But remember, if it's active duty, you serve at the needs of the service. By the way, the coaches, once you get there, walk the walk. Athletics are a valuable part of the process, not the reason for existence. Yes, compete hard, but I don't think any KP grad has earned significant paycheck in a sport. This tail does not wag this dog. (Football coach is an alum)