What do they look for in a Re-App

[FreeBird15]

Good Afternoon,

Dose anyone know what they look for in a reapp?

Do they care if I retook the SAT, or just this semester's grades?

-FreeBird15

 

[Capt MJ]

Good Afternoon,

Dose anyone know what they look for in a reapp?

Do they care if I retook the SAT, or just this semester's grades?

-FreeBird15

Your roadmap is on usna.edu

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[FreeBird15]

Your roadmap is on usna.edu

Previous Candidates & College Candidates

Previous Candidates and College Candidates page for Admissions at USNA.edu. Updated Sat Sep 28 04:43:54 EDT 2024.

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I have looked at that I was hoping for some inside information

 

[ParachutePanda]

No one has the inside information that you are looking for. Give them your best application and look at all the other re-applying threads.

 

[OldRetSWO]

I have looked at that I was hoping for some inside information

Here is the inside information:

1. Figure out why you did not get appointed last year. Hopefully, you did a debrief with admissions after your turndown last year
and if not, did a deep dive on your record and figure out where you fell short.
2. Show admissions what you've done to improve those deficient areas. If your math grades were ho-hum, show NEW math
grades on harder stuff. If your CFA was below average, show how you now crushed it.
3. No need to improve in areas where you already were a standout so if you had a 1500 on the SATs, taking it again is probably
not needed.

 

[anom]

If it makes you feel better, I'm a three timer, and in NROTC haha.

 

[MidCakePa]

I have looked at that I was hoping for some inside information

The best inside information: Follow what the primary source advises (as provided by @Capt MJ) and what @OldRetSWO adds as a supplement. That’s all the “secret sauce” you need.

 

[Kierkegaard]

Attend a civilian college and pour your heart and soul into getting an A in both calculus and chemistry.

 

[fullspeedahead]

Do good academically and continue to be involved in your community and school. Retaking the SAT won’t hurt, but you are already in college so it is not a big component.