West Point cadets receive unparalleled opportunities and the support needed to develop the military skills required to excel in service to the Army and the Nation.
West Point cadets receive unparalleled opportunities and the support needed to develop the military skills required to excel in service to the Army and the Nation.
The Military Program at the United States Military Academy consists of military-focused classroom instruction and labs, summer field training, and various related enrichment opportunities available throughout the year. All of these experiences are focused on building, educating, training, and inspiring the Corps of Cadets to be commissioned leaders of character committed to the Army Values and ready for a lifetime of service to the Army and Nation.
West Point cadets receive once-in-a-lifetime military training opportunities. A focus on character development is woven into every experience.
"History will show that no man rose to military greatness, who could not convince his troops that he put them first."
Every cadet at West Point becomes a member of the United States Corps of Cadets: a cohesive student body that forms the foundation of the legendary Long Gray Line. The Corps is supported by leaders and mentors focused on supporting and guiding their development.
Cadets engage in life changing military training opportunities at several points during their time at West Point, honing their ability to serve as leaders of character.
Branch education is a deliberate program that ensures cadets receive the information and mentorship required to help them make an informed decision about their post-graduation service in uniform.
All military training, education, and development at West Point is overseen by the Commandant of Cadets.
The Commandant leads a number of highly specialized and professional teams of military and civilian leaders whose goal is to ensure cadets realize their full potential.
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