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 | Quite Bright | USNA is a great place to have "attended", not so much a great place to be "attending". | Starting Job: Naval Officer, Preparedness: B, Reputation: A+ |  | |
| | Jun 29 2011 | Alumnus Male --
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|  | Quite Bright | If your grades are good enough to get into Annapolis, you are better off in a ROTC program in one of the top tier schools. You will have more free time, develop better social skills and can pursue degrees that offer better employment. Unless you studied engineering, you will find it very hard to find decent employment with a degree from Annapolis alone. While I am proud of my military service as a Marine in two theaters, I regret my time at Annapolis because I have fewer job options. | Preparedness: D, Reputation: D |  | |
| | Jun 23 2011 | Alumnus Male --
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|  | Super Brilliant | As of the new Supt and Dant, this place will test you, but it will reward you accordingly. Nights of sleeping at 2200 every day are completely possible if you have 15 credits. You can even have a whole day of school off every week provided that you validated a considerable amount. The workload is what you make of it. You can put efficient and wholesome effort into it and you will understand it, but you might be sleeping at 2400. You can completely skip homework and readings and you can either ace the course or barely pass it (or fail). Honestly, provided the varieties of skill sets available here, you will often be humbled by the person you thought was a dirtbag. On another note, the professors are, on the whole, amazing. Most (and I mean most) will bump your grade up if you show considerable improvement and/or effort. However, it goes the other way as well. If you are a sleeper (as most of midshipmen are) then your professor might not be as inclined to do so. They are availible pretty much from 0600 to 2400, so it is amazing considering the extra instruction and Mid Group Study Program. You will be challenged to balance your workload between academics and professional duties, so time management is a great skill to have, but is often not necessary. Overall, the academy is here to foster whatever attitude you have toward it. If you are a go-getter and are able to orient yourself toward success, you will succeed with the faculty and your shipmates to augment your experience. This helps especially if you want to intern with the NSA, FBI, or CIA over the summer or if you want to conduct undergraduate research (which looks really good for postgrad. We have a lot of MIT, Stanford, Harvard bound mids here. In the end, regardless of the work, it is always comforting to know that there is a weekend life. (Video games help during the week) | Education Quality: A+, Individual Value: C+ |  | | |
| | May 16 2011 | 1st Year Male --
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