HARVARD: This is a prestige school. It has very high admission requirements, is very costly, but it’s graduates with grade C or higher have an almost carte blanche acceptance into graduate schools.

ANNAPOLIS: The Naval Acadamy. Their acadamic focus is highly technological. It includes flying, submarines, covert introduction, computer technology, encryption, space exploration, and intelligent leadership.

WEST POINT: I almost have to rank both of these military acadamy’s equally. The focus of their educational program is to produce strong leaders with demonstrated skill to interpert data input and begin a plan of opposition. The emphasis on integration of data, and the appropiate action necessary for a positive outcome is the focus. These schools are different, but equal.

CAL TECH: Nothing wrong with this school. However, it is sorta middle grade. It offers more classes in liberal arts than most really good tech. schools.

MIT (sooo tough to get into)

Westpoint (prestige and structure)

Annapolis (discipline)

Cal-Tech (meh…)