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CaptainHunter7 For now: 1) Do well in school, particularly math and science classes. They look for a well-rounded applicant - you don’t have to be top of your class, but in the end they are an engineering school so you can’t be weak in math or science. You don’t have to be an engineer when you get there - the split is about 80% technical or science majors (what we now call STEM), versus 20% non-technical majors, but everyone takes math, science, and at least some introductory engineering classes (while STEM majors will take several humanities courses). Besides math and science they historically look at the other traditional subject such as English and history, maybe economics, social studies, and languages as well. 2). If you can, play sports even if not at the varsity level. About 90% of the incoming class played at least one sport at the varsity level and about half the class were varsity team captains. It doesn’t have to be a sport that Navy competes in, but you should be able to demonstrate an athletic background. At Annapolis everyone participates in sports every day, whether varsity, club or intramural, in addition to regular phys ed classes. 3) Finally it seems that some involvement in extra-curricular activities helps nowadays though it isn’t vital; I had no ecas when I applied. The biggest two things are academics (both your HS transcript and SATs/ACTs) and athletics. Later, as you get closer (maybe sophomore or junior year) you should contact the admissions office and they can give you some guidance and advice on where you stand and what would help.

Good luck, I hope you get in!

Garrett Dalley did you get accepted?

Georgia Prewitt there are no requirements, but aim for a solid GPA, good sat scores, and leadership and sport extra curriculars

Lordofzeldafed Hey, you and me both! I've got my fingers crossed that they'll like what I have to offer

Did u get in

I one day hope to go here

So do I. Good luck .

Basic requirements for admission eligibility is that candidates must be U.S. citizens, between the ages of 17 and 23 as of July 1 of the year they would enter the academy, unmarried, not pregnant, have no dependents, and good moral character. Rank in the top 40% of class is also typically required of applicants. The good thing is that you have time. If your school supplies you with a weighted GPA, make sure to do Honors and AP classes and do well, these will be the largest boosters in your grade. ... You should try to get a 3.5 GPA, a 1500 on the SAT or 31 on the ACT as your minimum requirements.

Try to get a varsity letter in a sport. Have a really high gpa and don't get into any legal trouble that's a big no no

Mason green Avicii-The Nights

If you private message me I can talk to you more about the Academy

Please your number please

how is it?

Congrats friend