Outstanding Teachers
Valley Forge instructors do much more than teach. They mold and mentor, challenge and change. Highly qualified professionals whose passion is teaching, they could work anywhere in the country. They choose to stay at Valley Forge (some for more than 40 years!) because they love interacting with students like your son.

Academic Program
All Valley Forge cadets benefit from a well-rounded curriculum. Middle and high school students complete a comprehensive curriculum with courses in college preparatory subjects (history, English, mathematics, science, foreign languages, etc.) and also develop skills in areas such as military science and social etiquette. College students pursue a general education core curriculum that includes a strong liberal arts foundation and provides extensive transfer options.

Support Services
Because we encourage and expect your son to do his best work, we require attendance at faculty-supervised study halls five nights a week. Valley Forge also provides a full range of academic support services, including faculty advisors, a Writing Center, and the Cadet Achievement Center, which is staffed with professional counselors to help students realize their maximum potential.

Guidance
The Academy Guidance Department gives continual assistance and counseling to each cadet. The department follows each cadet's academic progress and keeps in close contact with parents. College orientation begins in the junior year, and continues throughout the  cadet's residence. College orientation sessions cover college selection, nomination to service academies, financial aid in the Army ROTC program, and contacts with college placement representatives. College test requirements are reviewed, and cadets are counseled in college application preparation and interview procedures.

College Transfer Arrangements
Transfer of academic credits and completion of the baccalaureate degree is facilitated by established relationships with a number of outstanding colleges and universities.

More Information
To learn more about your son's academic program, contact VFMAC's Admissions Department at (610) 989-1300 or click a choice below: