Were you rejected from West Point?
Or the Naval Academy or the Air Force Academy?
It may be because you’re the wrong race.
Or are you a high school senior and plan to apply to any of these service academies?
Gaining admission to West Point is tough. Not only must an applicant have superior academic accomplishments, one must be in excellent physical shape, and receive an appointment from most often a U.S. senator or member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
But West Point, as well as the Naval Academy and the Air Force Academy, uses an applicant’s race and ethnicity as a factor in admissions. That’s unfair and unconstitutional.
We are Students for Fair Admissions—the membership group that recently won a major Supreme Court victory in our lawsuits against Harvard and the University of North Carolina. You can read our press release about the Supreme Court opinion here.
We are committed to ending these practices at America’s military service academies.
Tell Us Your Story:
Were you rejected or planning to apply?
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