<p>Not to sound condescending, but Cast, you need to do a lot more research on West Point and the Naval Academy before you think about applying there. If the minimum is what you’re aiming for, then you’re already starting out on the wrong foot. Military Officers should set the example for their men, and having a high PT score is one example that their leader is excelling, and not slacking off. </p>
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