<p>heh awesome. I guess all the USNA mail is just like the rest of the military. I just kind of figured that since they're in Maryland, it wouldn't be as slow as if they were in the middle of the Pacific.</p>
<p>Well thanks for the information. I look forward to the end of the 7-10 day wait. :)</p>
<p>So the official word on the registration form date is Postmarked by April 29? Does anyone have documentation on this or a link to something saying this? I finally made up my mind and chose Naval Academy SS over USAFA SS So I look forward to seeing you all there at Session III.</p>
<p>Also from those with past experience at SS, is swimming a big issue at NASS? I can swim decent, decently enough to save my life and maybe just a little bit more but thats about it. Will I have any trouble at NASS?</p>
<p>Yeah I recieved my acceptance letter 15 April and sent it in that day but also sent a letter explaining the 2 hour time slot for me to complete everything including the notary. They said it was no problem and not to worry about it.</p>
<p>FYI.. It did state clearly on the letter that you DID NOT Need to have it notarized.. Might save u some time and money.</p>
<p>tn48th: When I went I knew only a few things (not even real basics)---somewhat freestyle, dog paddle, holding my breath, and treading water. I did just fine. </p>
<p>Since then I did swimming for school (they let everyone with a decent amount of dedication on the team, but they knew I was just there to learn how to swim because I sink like a rock).</p>
<p>yeah i recommend swimming to anyone...its an incredible workout for both muscle strength and endurance and also cardiovasuclar strength. I swam for my first time this year and i put on 15 lbs of muscle in about a month..with the aid of some protein. I figure it can only help to make swimming at the academy easier and one less thing to be stressed about.</p>