United States Naval Academy Reviews of Bachelor's in Political Science

"The United States Naval Academy is an outstanding military institution that combines a rich history in service with academic excellence. Students have the opportunity to study under professors at the top of their field in engineering and government based disciplines, while being challenged in extracurricular ways that promote personal growth and leadership development. Academics are very challenging and military lifestyle may seem relentless and overwhelming at times. However, the school is dedicated to each student's success and development as a naval officer. A fantastic career opportunity awaits at graduation for students willing to dedicate themselves and accept the challenge."

"Although it's difficult to get into USNA, I really enjoyed my time there and all the experiences and opportunities that I got while attending! I loved my professors and the political science program, the networking opportunities and the friends that I made. You are required to serve in the US Navy or Marine Corps upon graduation but I wouldn't trade any of the experiences I had. Overall, I'd highly recommend this prestigious institution!"

""The toughest place in the world to be, but the best place in the world to be from." The combination of an applied engineering experience with a liberal arts approach (teaching us how to learn, not what to think) provided more than any other college could have. I transferred to the Naval Academy from another elite college after one year and I could not have been happier with my decision. I learned far more in my four years at Annapolis than I ever could have at another school. The Academy provided me with purpose, meaning, hard skills, soft skills, and a cadre of peers whose loyalty supersedes that of any civilian institution. I would not trade my time by the Severn River for anything!"

"Wonderful education that covered so much--ironically, far broader in scope than a traditional "liberal arts" education. I work completely out of the academic major and warfare specialty I studied and trained for at Navy, but the habits, confidence, and leadership learned there have served me very well. In my current field, I'm in frequent contact with grads from the other Top 5 schools and I'd stack Navy up against any one of them."

"It is a $61 million annual industry to headhunt service academy grads, and more USNA grads have held C-suite seats than the other schools. I'm proud of my school, and will continue to hire USNA grads every chance I get. See you at MOJO and SACC, and GO NAVY!"