Cut off scores for Naval Academy Prep School?

Does anyone know what the cut off scores are for admission into the Naval Academy Prep School? Trying to figure out how my current academic standing measures up and if I need to work on improving anything.

The Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS) doesn't publicly share cut-off scores for admission, as they review applications holistically. This means they consider a variety of factors such as academic achievements, leadership experience, physical fitness, and recommendations, alongside standardized test scores. NAPS aims to accept candidates who are academically promising, yet might require additional academic preparation before attending the Naval Academy.

In the past, students at NAPS typically had SAT scores ranging from 1050 to 1250, or ACT scores ranging from 22 to 28, but these are approximate ranges and not strict cutoffs.

To be a competitive applicant, it's important to perform well academically in high school, particularly in rigorous courses such as honors or AP classes, especially those in math and science, as the Naval Academy places a strong emphasis on these subjects. Additionally, demonstrating leadership through extracurricular activities, and maintaining physical fitness are also crucial aspects of the application.

That said, if you're worried about any aspect of your application, it wouldn't hurt to work on improving that area. For instance, if you believe your test scores could be better, retaking the tests after some dedicated study time could be beneficial in enhancing your overall application. Remember that everything you can do to bolster your academic and personal profile would be to your advantage. Good luck!