USCG CLINIC CAPE MAY - Health.mil

Summary: - The United States Coast Guard Academy (USCGA) is a U.S. service academy in New London, Connecticut, founded in 1876. It educates cadets (officers-in-training) in nine majors, awarding a Bachelor of Science and commissioning as Coast Guard ensigns upon graduation. - It offers a debt-free education valued at over $500,000 in exchange for a five-year active-duty service obligation (longer if pursuing flight school or graduate study). - Cadets follow a holistic program emphasizing academics, military bearing, physical fitness, character, and leadership, and are governed by the academy’s Honor Concept. - Additional details: Motto Scientiæ Cedit Mare (The sea yields to knowledge); academic accreditation by the New England Commission of Higher Education; 24 varsity teams; mascot Objee the Bear; colors blue and orange; location: New London, CT; about 1,113 cadets (Fall 2023); 175 academic staff; 301 employees (organization-wide). The academy operates as a government agency focused on education for Coast Guard officers. - If you’re seeking “Clinic/Health Services” specifically at USCGA or at Lakehurst, the page notes general academy operations and does not provide clinical health services details. For health services specifics at USCGA, contact the academy directly via their main site or the provided phone number (860-444-8444).