Very Distressed-any advice?

[JustAMomOf4]

<p>Copied directly from the NMMI webpage:
[USNA</a> Prep](<a href=“http://www.nmmi.edu/prep/usna.html]USNA”>http://www.nmmi.edu/prep/usna.html)</p>

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The Naval Academy Foundation’s Preparatory Program benefits promising candidates who are not appointed the first time they apply for admission. To enhance their qualifications for admission, the Foundation awards a limited number of scholarships for post-high school preparatory studies in a participating school. </p>

<p>The Naval Academy’s Admissions Board automatically recommends candidates to the Foundation for sponsorship consideration. No special request is required. The Naval Academy Admissions Board typically recommends 500 candidates for the Program each year. Only 80 are selected as finalists. </p>

<p>The “preps” who choose NMMI follow a prescribed curriculum consisting of English Composition, General Chemistry, Calculus and History, as well as Military Science and Physical Education. They spend one year at NMMI studying, acquiring time management and study skills, learning the basics of cadet life, and retaking ACT or SAT tests if necessary. Following a successful year of study, they are offered appointments and enter the Academy. </p>

<p>Midshipman at USNA who have “prepped” at NMMI attest to the quality of the curriculum and the benefits of the program, and state that life as a midshipman is easier because of their prep experience. </p>

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<p>I have no idea why this would be posted on the NMMI webpage if foundation prep students do NOT retake the SAT’s.</p>