| USMA - The United States Military Academy - | | | | candidates contemplating getting an admission |
| first made legendary in movies and books, is | | | | into the USMA, get the best of the training |
| an elite institution, celebrated historically | | | | and education programs in the nation or |
| and is a leading, progressive institution of | | | | possibly the whole world. A fully funded, 4 |
| higher learning, training and education. A | | | | year, well balanced education program with an |
| proud institution having bedazzling alumni, | | | | emphasis on subjects like Military Strategy, |
| invariably stalwarts and leaders of | | | | mathematics, sciences and engineering along |
| international prominence like Ulysses. S. | | | | with a stipend of about 7000 USD given to the |
| Grant, Robert. E. Lee, Thomas "Stonewall" | | | | cadets to cover their living expenses, makes |
| Jackson and many more including two | | | | the program all the more attractive and |
| presidents, judges, explorers, Military | | | | literally gives public schools a run for |
| leaders, state governors, federal officers | | | | their money. |
| and many more. | | | | |
| | | | Every year, The USMA recruits about 1500 |
| Because of its ability of imbibing superb | | | | cadets from all the parts of the United |
| leadership qualities in the graduating | | | | States, with possible association with every |
| student officers or cadets as they are | | | | race, culture and community in the country |
| called, along with many other high-value | | | | into its fold. Given the diversity of the |
| virtues and blessed with a history and an | | | | cadets it has to develop, it also calls for a |
| alumnus nothing less than bedazzling, it goes | | | | very rich cultural experience for the cadets |
| without saying that it is indeed very | | | | and a really intuitive understanding of |
| competitive to be able to secure an admission | | | | co-existing races within the country.one |
| into the USMA. Not everyone can walk-in to | | | | must, of course, meet the stringent |
| feel the "West-Point Experience". | | | | requirements academically, intellectually and |
| | | | physically and also each candidate must |
| West-Point still continues to deliver its | | | | obtain a nomination from an approved official |
| promise of turning young men and women into | | | | like a congressman, a senator or other such |
| tomorrow's heroes. It undertakes the onerous | | | | official. Every candidate is scrutinized and |
| responsibility of developing these youngsters | | | | evaluated on the basis of his academic |
| intellectually, physically, morally and | | | | credentials (GPAs and the like), a |
| ethically, while simultaneously building a | | | | demonstrated leadership potential, sound |
| highly charged, exciting and challenging | | | | mental aptitude and a satisfactory physical |
| career for the aspiring cadets, in the proud | | | | prowess demonstrated though a routine |
| and courageous U.S Army. Young and aspiring | | | | physical exam. |