Blogs related to Naval Academy Admissions
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.
Standardized testing is the single most important factor for Service Academy applicants. While it’s important to have all three components of the Whole Person Concept in your resume: Scholar, Athlete, Leader, each Academy places most importance on the Scholar component.
The following is a guest post from our friend, Sean Kim, USAFA Class of 2025 Appointee. Sean also won a Navy ROTC-Marine Corps Option and an Army ROTC scholarship. We asked him to blog on his thoughts on the
The following is a guest post from our friend, Sean Kim, USAFA Class of 2025 Appointee. Sean also won a Navy ROTC-Marine Corps Option and an Army ROTC scholarship. He did extremely well on his CFA and ROTC
If you are applying to a Service Academy, chances are you need a Congressional nomination! In this post we break down what a Congressional nomination is and how Members of Congress choose who to nominate. You can find more
When many applicants think about the physical requirements for admission into a Service Academy, they traditionally think about the fitness aspect. However, there is a key element that isn’t talked about much until it becomes an issue: height and
Are you in ROTC and want to apply to a Service Academy? Army ROTC to West Point, Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) to the Air Force Academy, and Navy ROTC to the Naval Academy are all options! You can even
Are you interested in attending one of our nation’s Service Academies but also want to become a lawyer? This post is for you! The bad news is that there is no direct route to going straight to law school
If you are interested in attending a Service Academy, you may be wondering about the requirements for tattoos and general grooming standards. The military wants to maintain a professional image, but a lot of the rules on both tattoos
The Service Academies offer the chance for a select few graduates to commission as an officer and go directly to medical school to serve in the armed forces as a doctor. In this post, we discuss how to get
