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Your Trusted Advisors for Service Academy Admission Success
Gaining admission to a Service Academy is as much about the process as it is the attributes of the candidate. It is complex—and involves several qualifications which make it far more rigorous than the traditional college application. This is further complicated by the law which mandates how the Air Force Academy, Annapolis, Merchant Marine Academy, and West Point select candidates. As such, Gain Service Academy Admission helps you to navigate the process successfully in order or to gain a coveted appointment. Count on us to help you reach this goal!
case studies
Let the stories speak for themselves.
Case Study 1:
SAT/ACT Score Concerns
Kevin struggles with standardized tests. He has taken the test once and is below the average for a Service Academy applicant. He knows that he needs to maximize the other criteria used to determine the whole candidate score such as the fitness test, athletics and leadership.
Case Study 2:
Nervous about the Interview Process
Jill is an above average student who has solid standardized test scores. However, she gets nervous before interviews and realizes that both the Congressional nomination process and the interview for the Air Force Academy count heavily in determining if she ultimately receives a nomination and appointment.
Case Study 3:
Athlete-Leader credential enhancement
Paul is an excellent student who received over a 1400 SAT score combined early in his junior year. However, he does not have high achievement in high school athletics or in leadership positions. He is concerned that his athlete-leader profile may prevent him from obtaining an admission to West Point despite his high academic scores.
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Application assistance and review to include essay editing
Military interview coaching
Military interview coaching via Zoom
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MEET THE TEAM
Lieutenant Colonel Robert O. Kirkland
U.S. Army, Retired
Lieutenant Colonel Kirkland was one of the few officers ever to lead two separate Army ROTC programs… read more
Colonel Lee Reynolds
U.S. Army, Retired
Colonel Reynolds served as the Detachment Commander for the University of Southern California… Army ROTC program from 2011-2013…read more
Trisha Penrod
U.S. Air Force Veteran
Trisha Penrod served 7 years on active duty as an Intelligence Officer. She is a graduate of the class of 2011 of the United States Air Force Academy… read more
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Service Academy Congressional Nomination Interview Questions
Service Academy interviews conducted by Members of Congress are different than candidate interviews from representatives of the Service Academies,
The Naval Academy Preliminary Admissions Application
By submitting the Preliminary admissions application to Annapolis, you provide information to help the admissions team determine if you meet the basic qualifications to become a candidate.
The Air Force Academy Pre-Candidate Questionnaire
By submitting the Pre-Candidate Questionnaire to the Air Force Academy, you provide information to help the admissions team determine if you meet the basic qualifications to become a candidate.