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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not prestigious at all. But respected, certainly.[/quote] I'm not really sure how we're defining "prestigious."[/quote] The most significant differences in admissions standards seem to be the physical fitness exam requirement, the congressional nomination requirement, and the emphasis on HS sports participation and leadership. Also, candidates have to pass a medical exam. [/quote] What do you do for the physical fintness exam? other selection criterion don't seem much different than other highly selective schools. [/quote] It is hugely different. You have to be too physical shape, not just able to pass the exam. You have to be one of the best. You also have to pass a very selective medical exam. Allergies, adhd, anxiety, depression, sports related injuries, all can disqualify you. Betting many young adults at top universities are medicated to cope [/quote] I'm sure shit ton of kids don't have those medical conditions and able to pass the physical exam[/quote] I’m in the medical field and can tell you I’m sure as sh*t nearly half the kids at top colleges and universities are medicated for anxiety, depression, and/or adhd [/quote] so the other 50% would be eligeable which makes it shit ton Peopple here think that being normal healthy is rare commodity lol [/quote] And of those 50%, how many have the physical fitness, character, high GPA, and mental strength to make it? Lots of great, smart, athletic kids wash out every year. It’s hard in every way. [/quote] according to the data less than 50% are in the top 10% of the class. GPA as well as SAT is not that impressive a lot of decent ahletes in a high would easily make the physical test. [/quote]
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