<p>Okay this isn't my problem. Actually its a friend's. It looked like she was going to get accepted by the Academy later this April and she was already given a full ride to a different military school (forgot the name but it was less prestigious than the Academy).</p>
<p>But somehow a minor medical problem she had when she was 5 or something (it wasn't a major problem at all) has stopped her admission process at the Academy and has caused her full ride at the other school to be temporarily revoked.</p>
<p>Now I assure you her medical problem is not bad at all, in fact she has sent doctor's notes etc. to the schools to show that the problem doesn't affect her at all athletically (I think she does 3 sports or something), but the schools are being stubborn. </p>
<p>I was accepted to the school I wanted to go to (University of Michigan) for a while now, so I felt really bad fer my friend because those are the only two schools she applied to. She has called a ton of people for help but each person says "Call Person A" then Person A says "call Person B he/she can help you..."</p>
<p>Basically she looks really down and I thought I would start my search for help here. Anybody have any experience in situations with medical problems in military schools? If so, do you know an actual person who can actually help her instead of saying "call this person."?</p>
<p>Thanks for any help. Btw Remember it is the NAVAL ACADEMY not Air Force or West Point.</p>
<p>Again thank you for anything.</p>