<p>mine were 25-30 minutes long. these are some questions i got:
What would you do if you were given an order that you think is unethical?
What do you plan on majoring in if you DON’T go to an academy?
Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?
Will you be in the military even if you don’t get an appointment?</p>
<p>one thing that i think is important to know before you go in is that they won’t ask everything. if you’re really motivated and you’ve been doing all sorts of stuff to learn more about the academy and get prepared then you have to tell them that. if they don’t ask about NROTC and only ask where else you’re applying, make sure you tell them that you ARE applying for ROTC (if you are). if there’s anything you think they should know and they haven’t asked, tell them. when they ask if you have any questions, it might be good to ask, “can i take this time to tell you a more about what i’ve been doing to get ready for the academy?”</p>
<p>good luck!</p>