<p>If you were accepted to West Point could you please post a brief resume, i.e. GPA, rank, sports, and clubs, to get an idea of my chances and compare to others.</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>G.P.A. 3.6</p>
<p>SAT: 1860</p>
<p>APs: Physics, English, European, American (Junior year)</p>
<p>Eagle Scout, Senior Patrol Leader</p>
<p>clubs: founded military history club and senior editor for its journal, chess, </p>
<p>Sports: lax (soph), Cross country (fresh), varsity letters in Track ( junior, senior) football (Junior), and started on a mens D1 rugby club in my senior year and played rugby for the under 19 Metropolitan New York select side. </p>
<p>CFA (Im 6'5 230 so my pull ups and push ups are lower then the average cadet). push ups: 56, don't remember sit ups, 5 pull ups, 6:18 mile time, over 70 for B ball throw, and i don't remember shuttle run but i know it was just about average. </p>
<p>any other questions my IM: rugger811</p>
<p>I am Black , um 17, My dads in the military, and I got the Presidential nomination</p>
<p>GPA 3.0?</p>
<p>SAT 1820</p>
<p>APs: English Comp, US History, GOv, Calc, English Lit</p>
<p>Clubs Junior class Rep, Senior class rep, Student body Secretary, Lead role in school play, </p>
<p>Sports: Soccer (freshmen), Soccer(Junior) + JV letter, Tennis (senior letter)Varsity letter</p>
<p>PT test: I am 5'6 160lbs Ran a 7 minute mile. 7 Pull ups 50 foot Basketball throw, 50 situps, 60 push ups, 9.2 sec shuttle run, </p>
<p>Oh and of COurse my eteachers and couselors love me to death and all gave me shining recomendations that really really helps.</p>
<p>GPA: Unweighted 3.6 Weighted 3.9 (I messed up in first semester of Senior year lol)</p>
<p>Rank: Accepted me when I was 4 out of 290, but now I'm 12 out of 288 (because of my straight B's with a D in Calculus first semester of Senior Year)</p>
<p>SAT: CR: 630, M: 670 (But I got in with a 560), W: 570</p>
<p>APs: US History (scored a 4), Biology (scored a 2), Calculus AB (didn't take test), Chemistry (didn't take test), Government and Politics (didn't take test), Literature (didn't take test)</p>
<p>Clubs: California Scholarship Federation (lifetime member), National Honor Society (president for one year), Best Buddies California (vice president for three years), Renaissance Club (president for one year), Drama (historian one year, assistant to director one year).</p>
<p>Sports: JV Cross Country (1 Year), Varsity Swimming (4 years, 1 year captain), Varsity Water Polo (3 years, 1 year captain)</p>
<p>CFA: I'm 5'7, 150lbs- 7:06 mile time, 11 pull ups, 54' basketball throw, 95 sit-ups, 75 push ups, 9.2 shuttle run.</p>
<p>While I'd love to be called a cadet, as of right now, I'm still a candidate, just like you (since I'm not actually a student at West Point yet).</p>
<p>But yes, concerning stats- I wouldn't worry so much about it. Just find something you like doing (like me switching out of cross country and into the aquatics field) and be all you can be! (I still think that's the best Army Recruitment Slogan)</p>
<p>Hope that helped!</p>
<p>GPA: ~4.6 W ~3.8 UW
Rank: 6/272, hopefully 4/272 when I find out my final ranking
SAT: 790 math, 640 english, 610 essay
Clubs/Extra.: NTHS (2yr), NHS(2yr), Science Olympiad(2yr), Math Club(3yr), Student Council(1yr), SkillsUSA(2yr), Academic Derby(3yr), Musical(1yr), attended NASS, USMA SLS, and NC Boys' State
Sports: Football (1yr JV 1yr V), Swimming (2yr V 1yr captain), Cross Country (1yr V)
CFA: 63ft bball throw, 95 situps, 50 pushups, 6:17 mile, 6 pullups, ~9.9 shuttle i believe. I'm 6'3" and ~200lb
APs: Statistics (4) - Physics B (4) - Calculus AB (5) - Calculus BC (find out July 1) - Chemistry (find out July 1) - English (didnt take)</p>
<p>I ended up getting an LOA in August, but my medical status wasn't finalized until March. Longest 7 months of my life.</p>
<p>GPA 3.89, no rank
Sat I - 2220
SAT II - 710 Bio, 770 Match 2B</p>
<p>Very active in a Jewish youth group, won the highest individual award possible (analogous to Eagle Scout award), as well winning president of the term, most improved chapter of the term, and a couple other awards.
Sports: 1 year each of Wrestling, Lacrosse, and about 8 years total of Tae Kwon Do; black belt
AP's: Taking 5 AP's senior year, already took 2 at time of application and got 5's on both - Bio and Euro
National Merit Commended Semi-Finalist thing (I can never get those awards straight)
CFA: 53 ft 8 inches bball throw, 7 pullups, 9.7 seconds shuttle run, 95 situps, 75 pushups, 7:08 mile</p>
<p>Also, careful about calling people cadets - right now, we're all still Cadet Candidates, just like anyone else with a file open in Admissions. Even when we get there we won't be Cadets. Until we prove ourselves by finishing basic, we'll be New Cadets. We get the full title only after finishing Beast. I draw a distinction. Just a word of advice. :)</p>
<p>FYI--candidate until R day
New Cadet until A Day
Outnumbered Plebe until Graduation Day 2008.</p>
<p>Good Luck!!!!!!</p>
<p>Oh..I thought you were still a candidate during Beast. Thanks.</p>
<p>No, fortunately or unfortunately you will be a new cadet during beast. And do not worry, you will be reminded of it time and time again.</p>
<p>LOL I can sympathize with Spectrez. Every time I get some piece of mail from WP it still refers to me as a "cadet candidate." Can't wait to upgrade that title!!!</p>
<p>For my stats (and remember there is no magic formula!!!)</p>
<p>GPA 4.0 Unweighted
Rank 1/20
SAT 800 CR, 650 M, 720 W</p>
<p>I was homeschooled for 4 yrs., then took my senior year again at a local private school to get some extra classes to compete for the Academy.</p>
<p>Extras: Beta Club, Honor Society, Class Chaplain (12th), High School Praise Band, MS praise band director, church choir, school and church drama, </p>
<p>Sports: 1 yr. softball, 1 yr. baseball.</p>
<p>CFA: 101 sit-ups, 80-something pushups, 6:15 mile, 55-ft. B-Ball throw, don't remember shuttle run but I think it was something like 8.7 seconds, and 13 chin-ups.</p>
<p>My first CFA was not very good; I sent in three total, the last one well after the deadline, but my MALO got it in there anyway.</p>
<p>when did you turn in your first CFA?</p>
<p>I first did the CFA at SLS, then retook it sometime around september I think to improve some scores</p>
<p>I sent in my first CFA sometime in November I think.</p>
<p>I took my CFA at the naval academy during their summer program. i had them send it over.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.3</p>
<p>Class Rank: 1/320</p>
<p>SAT: 2230 (800M, 760 W, 670 CR)
ACT: 34
APs: AP Euro, AP US hist, AP german, AP Art hist, AP English, AP calc, AP Physics, AP Chem (5s and 4s)</p>
<p>CFA (USMA SLS): 17 pullups, 75 pushups, 80 situps, 86 ft. bball throw, 8.5 sec. shuttle run, 6:20 mile (dead at the start--usually run a 4:40)</p>
<p>ECS: JROTC battalion cmdr; command sgt. major, NHS pres, Science club pres. and founder, allstate soccer (4 yrs. varsity), state track (4 yrs varsity), state swimming (3 years varsity), math state, stuco, jr class cabinet, german club vice pres...</p>
<p>GPA: 3.4 (4 pt scale)
Honors Chem, AP US History, AP US Government, AP Psychology
ACT: 27</p>
<p>CFA: 17 pullups, 75 pushups, 95 situps, 70 ft bball throw, 8.6 shuttle run, and 5:30 mile run.</p>
<p>Extra: Eagle Scout, IL Boys State-- Company Commander (led 90 guys in military passing review), Varsity Captain of Swim Team, President of German Club, Leader of United Way Youth Leadership Board, Peer Leadership, Assistant Editor of school newspaper, 250+ volunteer hours, worked as a Gym supervisor, lifeguard, swim coach, and swim lesson instructor.</p>
<p>Awards: Varsity Sportsmanship award (swimming), 2nd place in state of IL for journalism sports article, Daughters of American Revolution "Good Citizens Award", and scholar athlete award</p>
<p>Sports: 2 Varsity Letters in swimming, team captain, and placed at State.
Swim team (10,11,12)
Basketball (9) Tons of intramurals as well</p>
<p>Hope this helps!!</p>