United States Naval Academy
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- #2 Top English School Ranking in Maryland
- #2 Top Naval Engineering
- #2 Top Math School Ranking in Maryland
- #2 Top Political Science School Ranking in Maryland
- #3 Top School Ranking in Maryland
- #5 Top Chemistry School Ranking in Maryland
- #6 Top Aerospace Engineering
- #7 Top Economics School Ranking in Maryland
- #15 Top Political Science School Ranking in the TheSoutheast
- #15 Top Political Science
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The Naval Academy is not easy place to get into, attend, or graduate from, but the education you receive is top-notch and training opportunities are unparalleled. Class sizes are small, and all classes are taught by professors, not teachers' assistants. Though I would highly recommend the Academy and would even like my own kids to one day attend, it is definitely not your typical college experience. I would encourage anyone considering it to carefully research the school and ensure that his/her motivation for attending is the right one. If you really want to graduate and become a naval or Marine Corps officer, than you will do fine.