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Service Academy Nominations

The October 15, 2016 deadline has passed for completed nomination applications for the Class of 2021 (entering the U.S. Service Academies in summer 2017). No further nomination requests will be accepted at this time.

Nomination applications for the Class of 2022 (entering the U.S. Service Academies in summer 2018) will be accepted from March 1 through October 15, 2017.




College Codes
ACT - 7754
SAT - 1029

The Nomination and Appointment Process

Service Academy 
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U.S. Military Academy

U.S. Naval Academy

U.S. Air Force Academy

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

U.S. Coast Guard Academy 

Young people who have made a serious commitment to serving our country through the armed forces deserve our full support.  Each year, many of these dedicated men and women seek to apply to one of the U.S. Service Academies. 

Students interested in attending a Service Academy must have a nomination from an authorized nominating source. As a Member of Congress, I am authorized to nominate candidates who reside in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District. U.S. Senators, the President, the Vice President, and the Service Branch Secretaries are also authorized nominating sources. 

I invite high school seniors, university students, and military personnel who are interested in applying for an academy nomination to contact my Janesville Constituent Services Center at 1-888-909-RYAN (7926).

To objectively select the most qualified nominees for each vacancy, I have appointed a Service Academy Nomination Advisory Board, which consists of residents from the 1st District. The Board meets once a year to interview and nominate students for appointments to the various U.S. Service Academies. 

1st Congressional District Service Academy Nomination Advisory (SANA) BoardApplicants for nominations must be: 

  • citizens of the United States and residents of the 1st Congressional District of Wisconsin,

  • at least 17 years of age and must not have passed their 23rd birthday on July 1st of the year of entry, 

  • unmarried and have no legal obligation to support children or other dependents, at the time of admission to an Academy.

The U.S. Service Academies recommend that high school students interested in applying for an appointment should contact the Academy of their choice in the spring of their junior year and apply for a congressional nomination during their senior year.