<p>I thought many of you might be interested in reading a Blog run by West Point Admissions. It can be found at the</a> West Point Admissions Blog Site.</p>
<p>You will find fairly recent posts, including the one from Anastasia that talks a little about the recent Army Navy game. It's a great read for anyone considering coming to West Point.</p>
<p>Mike</p>
<p>Mike, thanks for posting. Anastasia's blogs are great!</p>
<p>Thanks... I agree completely. I think these more personal messages from cadets will really help candidates understand a bit more about West Point and all of its facets. </p>
<p>Take care.
Mike</p>
<p>I agree, great reading and gives someone a much better view of reality. Curious if you know how they get chosen to post their stories, does admissions randomly pick them, do they volunteer or ?????</p>
<p>They were chosen on a volunteer basis; e-mails were sent out in each regiment looking for volunteers from each class, especially focusing on people who are active in admissions volunteer work already.</p>
<p>There are some recent blog postings that many of you may find useful at the the [West</a> Point Admissions Blog Site](<a href=“http://blogs.chatuniversity.com/usma/]West”>http://blogs.chatuniversity.com/usma/). Several talk about Spring Break and at least one talks about Beast Preparations (Anastasia). Anastasia’s also gives some great advice unique to women coming to West Point.</p>
<p>The [West</a> Point Admissions Blog Site](<a href=“http://blogs.chatuniversity.com/usma/]West”>http://blogs.chatuniversity.com/usma/) now has a blogger named “Step Ahead of Beast” that talks about physical preparation for Beast. There is a new post on there today concerning blisters and how to avoid them.</p>