How important are IB Students vs. TWBI students to Ivy College or Military Service Academy?

[ChoatieMom]

I also want to clarify how law degrees work in the military. If a law degree is this student’s goal rather than military service, the academies are not the way to go. The general route to a law career in the military is for the student to pursue a law degree on their own and then apply to the JAG (Judge Advocate General) Corps in one of the service branches and attend some sort of commissioning school. At Army, for instance:

https://www.goarmy.com/jag/about.html

Almost no one is able to go to law school directly from any academy. At Air Force, for example:

Can graduates enter law school?
Beginning in 2012, the Academy has the authority to select one USAFA graduate a year to send to law school immediately following graduation in an excess leave status. Eligible candidates include legal studies majors or mock trail team members with competitive grade point averages. While in law school, participants will be in an unpaid excess leave status and will not receive government funding for law school. Upon successful completion of law school and passage of a state bar, that USAFA graduate will become a member of the USAF JAG Corps.

https://www.academyadmissions.com/about-the-academy/faq/life-after-the-academy-faq/#lawschool

The same process applies for Navy.

Military academies are not routes to law school.