Is there a Marine Corps equivalent to the Naval Academy?

I've always been interested in the Marine Corps and was wondering if they have an equivalent institution to the Naval Academy. If so, what is it called, and what programs does it offer?

The US Marine Corps actually falls under the Department of the Navy, so the United States Naval Academy (USNA) in Annapolis, Maryland serves both the Navy and the Marine Corps. In fact, upon graduation, cadets have the choice to commission into either the United States Navy or the United States Marine Corps.

As for programs, the USNA offers a four-year undergraduate program with a Bachelor of Science degree in a range of academic disciplines, from Aerospace Engineering to Political Science. However, regardless of their chosen academic track, all midshipmen are educated to become morally, mentally, and physically adept to serve as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps. Part of their training also includes summer programs that offer professional training within the Navy and Marine Corps, ensuring you get equipped with the right skills and understanding of the branch you choose.

It's also worth noting that the Marine Corps and Navy share not only the USNA but also Officer Candidate School (OCS) for college graduates who did not attend a service academy or participate in an ROTC program in college. So, between the USNA and OCS, individuals have options to become officers in the Marine Corps through both paths.