Chances at the Academy?

DrSnipes17
Fri, 10 Jun 2005 19:20:54 +0000

Adanbrac,

You have no chance of ever being accepted in any military program except enlistment in the army or marines.

The academy will deduct that you are gay from your record of suspensions and the reasons for that. They will not make an investment in someone who is gay. If it is discovered, you will be chastised, cast out, and despised by most around you, even if they are not inherently against gays, but will do so under peer pressure and to avoid being chastised themselves.

Under constant criticism, you will likely drop out, and the investment is wasted. Since it is obvious that you have no redeeming qualities to overcome your homosexuality you have no source of respect, you have no trade off for your “marginalism”. You are totally out of shape, not all that bright from what you have posted here, and from what you posted here, you “cant argue well enough to be a lawyer and you aren’t smart enough to be a doctor.” Tell us, what CAN you do? The academy got 3000 applications this year and gave out 300 appointments. With such a competitive applicant pool, tell us, why should they take you? I was given an appointment this year, and my resume was not only more impressive than yours, but my grades were better, my SAT’s were higher, and I came from a more competitive high school. I’m not trying to be a total dick like I may sound, but people need to be straight shooters.

That said, there is no harm in applying, try your best to hide your flaws, and good luck to you.