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The Air Force Academy Candidate Book: How to Get In, How to Prepare, How to Survive
enlarge	Author: William L. Smallwood and Sue Ross Publisher: Silver Horn Books Category: Book Buy New: $18.95 as of 7/31/2010 12:32 MDT details New (2) Used (5) from $18.95 Seller: Amazon.com Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 116847 Media: Paperback Edition: 4th Pages: 244 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7 Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.7 ISBN: 0979794307 EAN: 9780979794308 ASIN: 0979794307 Publication Date: July 27, 2007 Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours


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Editorial Reviews: Product Description New 4th edition. A how-to book for young men and women interested in attending the Air Force Academy, this book tells you how to prepare mentally, physically, and academically. The book walks you through the very involved application process, and tells you what to expect during the first year if you do get in. Includes advice for athletes, women, minorities, and a special section for parents.

Customer Reviews: The Air Force Academy Candidate Book September 24, 2007 USAFA ALO 8 out of 9 found this review helpful Outstanding book: clear, concise, and thorough. Anyone who is interested in attending the Air Force Academy should read this book. If you are seriously interested, read it several times. This book gives you the power to maximize your competitiveness for an Academy appointment, then gives you the tools needed to survive the rigorous Academy lifestyle. As an Air Force Academy graduate and Admissions Liaison Officer, I strongly recommend this book. It is a highly effective road map to achieving the goal of becoming an Air Force Academy cadet and Air Force officer. 1988 graduate and USAFA staffer March 17, 2008 Joel L. Witzel (Colorado Springs, CO USA) 5 out of 6 found this review helpful As a 1988 graduate and recent staff member at the Academy, I'd highly recommend this book for anyone interested in ANY of the military academies. I've heard a broad spectrum of opinions and advice concerning the Academy, and this book is right up the middle. It's written in plain English and leaves nothing out. So much of the challenge of an academy is the shock or disappointment of unanticipated challenges--but this book can lessen that shock. The testimonials from freshman cadets, upperclassmen, and graduates ring true and are an excellent aid to preparing for the Academy. The info on getting in is presented very well, and the advice for being sharp during the interview process is worth the price of the book. I'd especially recommend this book to people who already have an appointment or nomination, because it really helps get your head in the game before going to USAFA. The Air Force Academy Candidate Book: Without it I would be lost. September 12, 2007 Carol W. Blakeley (Wickenburg, AZ United States) 4 out of 6 found this review helpful As a young woman who is serious about attending the United States Air Force Academy, "The Air Force Academy Candidate Book" has guided me through the labyrinth of applying. In the admist of vying for the congressional nomination, and preparing physically,academically, and mentally, this book written by William L. Smallwood and Sue Ross, has given me advice, motivated me, and made my dream of attending the Academy attainable. If you are curious about the Academy, I suggest you purchase a copy, for it portrays the school realistically. And furthermore, if you are serious about applying, "The Air Force Academy Candidate Book" will be the most important book you will have ever read. It was for me. Review of The United States Air Force Academy Candidate Book January 31, 2010 A. Gift For You (Anderson Indiana) This book is a great insider on the Air Force Academy. It is a quick read and it contains much information. I want to attend the Air Force Academy and it helped show me what it's like at the Air Force Academy. I definitely recommend this book to anyone who is looking at attending the Air Force Academy.

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