Naval Academy Admissions Calculator – Are you Competitive?

Interested in applying to the Naval Academy? The Naval Academy admissions board uses a scoring process known as the “Whole Person Multuple” or WPM to determine which candidates receive an appointment. Enter your information to find out your WPM and how competitive you are.

Read our guide on How to Get Into the Naval Academy for more information on the application process.

How to Use the Naval Academy Admissions Calculator

Plugin your information

  • SAT or ACT scores
  • Find out your high school class rank
  • Provide high school sports participation
  • Provide high school extracurricular participation
  • Use our CFA calculator to calculate your fitness test score

How to Read Your Score Results

Our Naval Academy admissions calculator is meant to be used as a tool to help you determine your level of competitiveness. The score provided is an estimate and should be treated as such. We estimate that the percentile error is +/-2%.

This Naval Academy Admissions Calculator gives you a score out of 1000, as this is how USNA admissions calculate the Whole Person Multiple. The percentile provided is based on a study of USNA conducted by the Government Accountability Office and research from the Naval Postgraduate School.

The margins are fairly small to move up in admitted candidate rankings. The main aspects you can directly control (in a fairly short period of time) that improve your score include:

  • SAT/ACT scores
  • CFA score

Note the percentages below to strategically plan improvements.

The following chart shows that SAT/ACT Math/Science is the single most important factor to your admission. Focusing on improving that category, if able, will have the largest impact on your admission.

Chart showing how naval academy admissions scores applicants
SATACT
750 points
500
750 points
37
1380 points
500
1380 points
18