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in the united states air force academy,students are called cadets,but that is different for other military academy's. for more info on the USAFA,go to airforce.gov
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Yes and No. The Air Force Academy does accept transfer students, in fact, many cadets do a year elsewhere before coming to the Academy. The bottom line for transfers is that all graduates attend the Air Force Academy for 4 years. If you transfer, you will have to start as a freshman, or a Fourth Class Cadet, even if transferring from an AFROTC unit where you have already finished your time as a Fourth Class or maybe even Third Class AFROTC Cadet.
Yes, cadets at the Air Force Academy receive a monthly stipend while they are enrolled in the institution. The stipend amount is based on the cadet's year in school, and it is meant to cover personal expenses. Additionally, cadets receive a full scholarship that covers the cost of tuition, room and board, and most expenses associated with attending the Academy.
Girl Scouts in the US in grades 6 to 8 are called Girl Scout Cadettes. There are other types of Cadets, such as an Air Force Academy Cadet, and yes, girls may be that kind of cadet also. Yes, Girls can be in cadets, for instance: Air Cadets, Army Cadets, Marine Cadets, Sea/Navy Cadets or cadets which are non-military such as Girl Scouts etc.
The United States Military Academy at West Point (New York) is specifically for the Army. The Air Force has their own academy, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Navy and Marine Cadets have the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. And there's even a Coast Guard Academy, located in New London, Connecticut.
The United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School was established in 1961.
There is no housing so to speak, but there are dormitories. Cadets reside in two dormitory buildings, Vandenberg Hall and Sijan Hall. They live in the area of the dormitories designated for their respective squadrons. Cadets are required to live in these dormitories all four years while at the Academy. Cadets may not be married and may not have children or any other dependants, and as such, the Air Force cannot provide housing.
If by cadet you mean somebody at the U.S. Air Force Academy, then yes you are required at least five or six years following graduation.
The Airforce Academy is the college for future Air Force officers. The cadets that are athletes at the Air Force Academy will have to fulfill their commitment to the Air Force before becoming professional athletes. This means they typically have to serve four or more years.
Basic Military Training is initial accession training for Enlisted Air Force Personnel. The Air Force Academy is a school for commissioned officers, and as such, after first getting accepted to the Air Force Academy, you must still go through Basic Cadet Training. If you plan on attending the Academy and have the ability to get accepted, I strongly recommend not entering enlisted basic training, as I have heard some graduates joke about how they went through 5 different Basic Trainings: Enlisted Basic, Academy Preparatory School (Where almost all prior enlisted cadets must spend a year before even beginning their 4 years at the Academy) Basic, Air Force Academy Basic, and then twice through the Academy Basic as cadre/instructors. The Air Force Academy application is a long process which includes writing samples, academic resumes, interviews, as well as medical examinations and physical fitness testing. The process of interviews, essays, and resumes is also repeated to acquire a Congressional Nomination to attend. For more specific information on this process, contact an Admission Liaison Officer.