How to Tour the Army and Navy Academy

The Army and Navy Academy was established in 1910 in San Diego. In 1936, it moved to Carlsbad. The school is still run as a military prep school with a student body of more than 300 male students. Between 90 to 95 percent of graduates pursue a college or university education. The Army and Navy Academy is the only school of its type in California.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. Check out the different sports programs of the Warriors. The philosophy of discipline and teamwork goes hand in hand with athletics. There are nine varsity sports and three sports clubs.
2. Relax at the recreation hall with a panorama of the Pacific Ocean. Cadets are allowed to use the beach whenever Army and Navy lifeguards are on duty. Weekends include school trips to local attractions such as Disneyland, Universal Studios and SeaWorld.
3. Prepare to be supervising other cadets. Student life is set up as a battalion, a military configuration that promotes cadets based on academics, conduct and other leadership qualities. A basic principle of the academy is discipline.
4. Tour the Army Navy campus to meet other cadets and staff and get a feeling for what your life will be like as a cadet. Call the Admissions Office at [phone] to make an appointment for a tour.

Tips & Warnings

• The curriculum at Army and Navy is structured to meet the requirements of the University of California.
• The school encourages both parents and students to visit the campus before enrolling.
• The school teaches grades seven through 12.
• Army and Navy has a very strict curriculum, including two years of science, three years of math, two years of physical education, with four semesters of JROTC Leadership Education and community service.