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State Guide · CT

Connecticut — Academy Nomination Guide

You have 2 Senators + 5 House Representatives with authority to nominate you to a service academy. Apply to all three of yours. Different essays, different panels, different deadlines — but multiple nominations only help.

The math for Connecticut

Connecticut sends a maximum of 105 current cadets to USMA, USNA, and USAFA combined (7 MOCs × 5 enrolled per MOC × 3 academies). Open vacancies per year: roughly 31.5 across the three academies. That's the cap — your actual odds depend on applicant pool size in your specific district and Senate seat.

Your U.S. Senators

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Richard Blumenthal
Connecticut runs a delegation-wide Service Academy Night (E. Hartford Cultural Community Center, May 6 2026). Attend if possible — it's a lo...
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Chris Murphy
CT second senator — apply to both Blumenthal and Murphy.

Your U.S. House Representative

Connecticut has 5 House districts. You apply to YOUR district's rep only — not all of them. Find yours below.

We haven't sourced Connecticut's House reps yet
Find your House Rep at house.gov ↗
Enter your ZIP code. Each rep's nomination page is on their .house.gov subdomain.
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