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<abstract>Graduates of the service academies operated by the Army, Navy,
and Air Force currently make up approximately 18 percent of the  
officer corps for the nation&apos;s armed services. The academies	 
represent the military&apos;s most expensive source of new officers.  
The Department of Defense (DOD) pays the full cost of a student&apos;s
4-year education at the academies; and the related cost has	 
increased over the past 4 years. Admission to the academies is	 
highly competitive. The academies use a &quot;whole person&quot; method to 
make admission decisions. Recent studies by the Air Force raised 
questions about possible adverse effects of whole person	 
admissions policies on student quality. GAO was asked to review  
all three service academies and specifically address the extent  
to which (1) DOD oversees the service academies, (2) applicants  
are granted waivers of academic standards, and (3) various groups
of students differ in admissions scores and academy performance.</abstract>
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