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Can you elaborate?</p>
<p>If at the end of your prep year at MMI or NMMI you do not get or decide not to accept your appointment then you will leave with college credits as well.
I can speak for MMI, since my daughter is there, but their credits are transferable to many fine 4 year Universities - including Auburn and Texas A&M to name a couple. </p>
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I hope so since you have a desire to attend the Naval Academy - which is a military school.</p>
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your opinion may not be grounded in reality, however. A year at MMI or NMMI is NOT plebe summer or even plebe year.</p>
<p>MMI has phased out their high school. There are still a few college cadets who have been there several years and will have rank. With the school going to straight Jr College there is plenty of opportunity to make rank. Several SAP cadets even make officers.
NMMI - yes still has the high school - a high school kid could out rank you and I have heard that rankles some SAP cadets. Perhaps they better understand, when upon their commissioning the feelings of senior enlisted whom they outrank but know more than they do.</p>
<p>Zrm - I sounds like you might have reservations about attending a military school. Perhaps this is why you feel the need to plan for a plan B. You are correct that your classes at NAPS would not transfer into college credits. This could be a drawback if you decide not to accept your appointment.
If you are on the fence about an appointment however, then NAPS is probably not your best choice.</p>
<p>One more little bit of unsolicited advice - be very cautious when folks tell you their college credits are transferable to another school. This depends on many factors - including the school’s policy, level of coursework, grade you received in your course and sometimes your major.
Of course all your coursework taken at Greystone would transfer right into Schreiner University - if you think you might want to stay and get your degree from Schreiner U. then you are all set.</p>