Earlier last week, my parents informed me that I had received a letter saying that I was found fully qualified by the admissions board, and was placed on the National Waiting List. I was a little disappointed about receiving the National Waiting List letter because many people who are put on the National Waiting List don't get an offer to attend the Academy. I had emailed my Regional Admissions Officer to ask him about my admissions status. He emailed me back saying that I should call him on Friday in the early afternoon. By the time I had called him, I had already found out that I had been accepted to West Point. He knew that I would be receiving the call from my congressman's office either on Thursday or Friday, and wanted to speak with me after I had found out about my appointment.
Now, all that is left is filling out a lot of paperwork. Once it arrives at my home, my parents will mail everything down to me so I can fill everything out and accept the offer to attend West Point. One of the things that I must do is apply for a security clearance, which is necessary for all cadets at West Point to have. I must report to West Point on June 28 for R-Day (Reception Day) which is the first day of Cadet Basic Training. Cadet Basic Training will last for about 8 weeks before classes will start next fall.
Congratulations on your admission! :) Hopefully you'll have a better experience there than you have had here. Good luck with basic as well, just remember that it will be over soon! :)
ReplyDeleteCOngratulations!! That's really great!! Coming off the National Waiting List to be accepted into West Point is a big achievement! It really shows your abilities to be accepted into both Virginia Tech and West Point!!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome to get accepted in to WP, congrats on the accomplishment. Its definitely going to be an experience you will never forget, and something that will test you. From what you have written, you have a strong desire to serve in the military which is good, as a vet i like to see that and I wish you the best in your future years of Officer Training. My only advice for a future officer is simply this; dont try to be a leader right away, learn to follow first.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS. I know you will be an asset to them. It should also be a tremendous challenge.
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