What are the admission test requirements to get into a US Military College?

I'm thinking about applying to a military college after high school. What kind of tests do they require for admission? Do they take the ACT/SAT, or do they have their own set of tests?

In general, applying to a U.S. military college involves taking the SAT or ACT. Here are a few examples:

1. United States Military Academy (West Point): West Point requires your SAT or ACT scores. However, for the ACT, they consider only your English and Math scores. West Point "superscores", meaning they'll take your highest section scores from any test date and combine them for your application.

2. United States Naval Academy (USNA): Like West Point, the USNA also requires either the SAT or the ACT. They consider all ACT sections (including Reading and Science) and also "superscore" both ACT and SAT results.

3. United States Air Force Academy (USAFA): The USAFA requires either the ACT or SAT as well. They review all ACT sections (including Reading and Science) and "superscore" both tests.

4. United States Coast Guard Academy (USCGA): The USCGA requires either the ACT or SAT, and they look at all sections of the ACT. They also "superscore" both tests.

5. United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA): The USMMA requires either the SAT or ACT and reviews all sections of the ACT. They do not "superscore".

Beyond the standardized tests, applying to a military academy also involves passing a physical fitness test, undergoing a medical exam, securing a nomination (usually from a member of Congress), and demonstrating leadership potential, such as through school activities or community service.

Remember to prepare for these tests early so you can perform well and maximize your opportunity to be admitted into a military college.