<p>This is strictly a condensed SAT, LOA, Appointment list that any underclassmen who want to get in can reference to see how they stack up.</p>
<p>1360/2040
720V, 640M, 680W</p>
<p>LOA and Appointment</p>
<p>Um...
1410 Old SAT (630 Verbal, 780 Math)
LOA and Nomination</p>
<p>How is it that I have 1370 sat and I'm in top 1% of my class of 500 students and I will have taken 10 AP classes by the end of this year and I didn't get an LOA??? This is very frusturating. I don't know what else I can do.</p>
<p>i got a 1430 and i didn't get an loa. don't stress, it won't help and everything will be fine i promise.</p>
<p>umm 1300 on old sat, 1900 on the new one, or something like that, loa, appointment in octoberish</p>
<p>1330 (not counting the writing section) on the New SAT
660 M, 670V
Appointment in December</p>
<p>did anyone who got accepted or has an LOA not go to summer seminar?</p>
<p>1320</p>
<p>650 M
670 V
LOA, appointment in Jan
did not go to summer seminar</p>
<p>Peskemom's daughter's stats</p>
<p>SAT M720 R 660 W 700
attended NASS
LOA Oct. 3rd
Appointment Jan 12</p>
<p>class rank 9/690
unweighted 4.0/4.8 weighted GPA</p>
<p>Are any of you who have been given LOA's, recruited athletes?</p>
<p>Not I.....</p>
<p>770 Math</p>
<h2>670 Verbal</h2>
<p>1440</p>
<p>No LOA/Appointment</p>
<p>I know its frustrating bestwestin (I have higherst SATs on this page)but theres nothing we can do but wait, so thats what I'm gonna do!</p>
<p>GO NAVY</p>
<p>1480/2100</p>
<p>both loa and appointment</p>
<p>i know it's common knowledge, but they evaluate you on a lot more than just sat scores. if anything, the service academies probably focus on the scores less than regular schools would, since there's more criteria to judge a candidate on.</p>
<p>v - 740
m - 760</p>
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<p>1500</p>
<p>In a special public boarding school for students gifted in science in math
Captain of 2 varsity sports
Completed appl end of dec/early Jan.
Nomination end of Dec
got appt. offer end of Jan</p>
<p>730V, 720M = 1450
LOA in September, Appt. in December</p>
<p>bestwestin. I too will have 11 AP's at the end of this year. But like they say, Academics alone don't do it, no matter how high. I'm with you, we'll be happy come March, don't worry.</p>
<p>Hey boston, have you decided whether you will opt for Harvard or USNA? I'm experiencing similar choices as well (although it's not Harvard) for transfer and I really don't know what I should do.</p>
<p>hey green09, how are things going for you? </p>
<p>haven't decided anything yet...i seem to go back and forth everyday. next week is my february vacation, so i am going to spend three days at Harvard with some NROTC kids, (beginning with an 0530 PT workout for all Marine-option midshipmen!). so i'll be able to see the military side, but also the academic, athletic, and social parts. my 'guide' told me i can pick any classes i want to visit, and as i'm poring through the course catalog i'm just melting with awe at what i can take if i go there...of course that only makes the decision more difficult. but i think that once i see what it's like to be a ROTC student, i'll have a much better way to weigh my options. ROTC combined with the classical studies i want at Harvard just might be my perfect combination. then again, i could hate it while i'm visiting, which would push me to USNA with no regrets. </p>
<p>i'll let you know how the ROTC visit goes, since that's what you're considering as an alternative to USNA, right? What schools are you looking at?</p>
<p>-shawna :-)</p>
<p>Hey,
I'm deciding between USNA, Georgetown SFS, Northwestern, Michigan Ann Arbor and UPenn, all with possible NROTC option. I wish I really had time to go to campus visits since I'm sure that would really help me make an informed decision, but I haven't any time and I have to just make a call from my gut instinct. A school that really calls my attention is UMich, I want to go to their Ross School of Business and would love to pursue 4 year NROTC there. But I really really don't know</p>
<p>that's great; those are all such awesome schools. please let me know what you end up doing, since this is such an important decision. good luck!!</p>