If a cadet quits or get dismissed before the first class of his/her junior year, there is no consequences. You will receive transfer credits that you can use at a civilian university, and even get commissioned through ROTC program. After junior year, you are not allowed to voluntarily quit.

What happens when you leave West Point?

If a cadet leaves West Point before Affirmation they owe the military nothing, but if they choose to leave after Affirmation they must reimburse the Army for the value of all of the training and education they received as a cadet: an exorbitant sum.

Are West Point cadets allowed to have tattoos?

Tattoos are allowed at all three service academies, as long as they are in good taste. And to ensure that students do not add any tattoos while they attend West Point, with enrollment comes the requisite photo shoot.

How many years do you have to serve if you go to West Point?

eight years You must serve a minimum of eight years after you graduate in a combination of Active Duty and Reserve Component Service. This mandatory service obligation is the nations return on a West Point graduates fully funded, four-year college education that is valued in excess of $225,000.

How much does a West Point graduate make?

According to the list, West Point graduates in all stages of their careers made an average salary of $105,985.

What is hardest Military Academy to get into?

United States Military Academy at West Point The acceptance rate at the United States Military Academy at West Point, in New York, is 12%. The Niche survey gives the school a punishing D+ grade for its party scene, but an A+ for academics. Its also ranked as Americas No. 1 school with no application fee for 2022.