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Admission Requirements The Coast Guard Academy is ranked among the nation’s elite undergraduate colleges. This is reflected in our highly selective admission process, which annually admits about 300 cadets from thousands of applicants. Unlike the other federal service academies, the Coast Guard Academy does not require a Congressional nomination. Deadlines Early Action: 15 October Regular […]
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Academics The U.S. Coast Guard Academy is ranked among the nation’s top undergraduate colleges. The Academy provides a rigorous, practical education, preparing cadets to lead and succeed in their career as a Coast Guard officer and in civilian life. A Learning Environment Beyond Compare With a low student-to-faculty ratio of just 7:1, the Academy combines […]
Academic Majors The U.S. Coast Guard Academy offers nine academic majors. All cadets pursue a liberal arts-based core curriculum, providing a broad academic foundation to complement the specialized learning within each major. CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING The Civil Engineering program prepares future officers to design, build, operate and maintain structures and systems that help the […]
Academic Programs. The Academy’s four-year academic program is widely recognized as one of the nation’s best. Our program stands apart with a strong background in science and technology, a solid grounding in the liberal arts, and in-depth major study. Our cadets are beyond prepared for a lifetime of success.
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Upon graduation from the Coast Guard Academy, you will go directly to an exciting and rewarding career as a Coast Guard officer—making a difference for people, the environment, and our country. At graduation you will earn a degree—and a commission. Your commission signifies the President of the United States’ “special trust and ...
