Choosing a College with a Rich Military History?

I've been thinking about applying to a college with rich connections to military history. I'm just not sure where to start my research. Any recommendations for colleges that emphasize this aspect or have military history programs?

You've got a few options if you're looking for colleges with rich military history, and I'll briefly mention three which might appeal to you, depending on what you are searching for.

1. United States Military Academy (West Point): Established in 1802, West Point is a federal service academy, where students receive military training in addition to academic instruction. Upon graduation, students commission as officers in the U.S. Army.

2. United States Naval Academy (Annapolis): Another federal service academy, Annapolis was established in 1845. After completion of the program, graduates become commissioned officers in the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps.

3. Virginia Military Institute: This is a state-supported military college and one of the few senior military colleges in the U.S. They offer a strong liberal arts curriculum alongside military education.

Each of these colleges has a rich history in military education and could provide you with a unique collegiate experience. As for your interest in military history, most colleges, including these, offer history programs where you could potentially focus your studies on military history.

Remember that these institutions have a higher level of commitment due to the involvement with the armed forces. Make sure you're fully informed and prepared for the requirements and commitments that come with attending a military-focused school.