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Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program

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The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program was an academic program active in high schools throughout the United Federation of Planets. It was designed to prepare students for Starfleet Academy. Students who wished to become cadets usually began the program in their junior year of high school, though some began earlier. The program involved field trips to various Federation worlds, familiarization with Starfleet vessels, and exposure to numerous disciplines that were taught at the Academy. The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program is a six-week course set by Starfleet Academy to ascertain the suitability of individuals applying to Starfleet Academy. In 2371, Nog spent four days taking tests looking at stress reaction, spatial orientation and deductive reasoning overseen by Miles O'Brien in the holosuites on Deep Space 9. Although Nog trained for his stress reaction test in a runabout simulation, the actual test took place in a simulation of Deep Space 9's operations center. Later, Quark reconfigured the holosuite in a way that made Nog fail the spatial orientation test, although Rom was able to determine what Quark had done. Benjamin Sisko allowed Nog to take retake the test, which Nog successfully passed. (DS9 episode: "Facets") The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program was a six-week course designed to prepare prospective cadets for the Starfleet Academy entrance exam. Program admission was by testing only and applicants were required to perform satisfactorily on tests examining stress reaction, spatial orientation, and deductive reasoning. Testing for admission required approximately four days. In 2371, Nog took the tests to enter the Preparatory Program. Despite the attempts of his uncle Quark to sabotage the spatial orientation section, Nog passed the tests and was accepted into the program. (DS9: "Facets")

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The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program is a six-week course set by Starfleet Academy to ascertain the suitability of individuals applying to Starfleet Academy. In 2371, Nog spent four days taking tests looking at stress reaction, spatial orientation and deductive reasoning overseen by Miles O'Brien in the holosuites on Deep Space 9. Although Nog trained for his stress reaction test in a runabout simulation, the actual test took place in a simulation of Deep Space 9's operations center. Later, Quark reconfigured the holosuite in a way that made Nog fail the spatial orientation test, although Rom was able to determine what Quark had done. Benjamin Sisko allowed Nog to take retake the test, which Nog successfully passed. (DS9 episode: "Facets") Other runabout simulations that were part of the Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program were simulations of Kinzhara IV and Panhelios XVIII. (DS9 video game: Harbinger) The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program was a six-week course designed to prepare prospective cadets for the Starfleet Academy entrance exam. Program admission was by testing only and applicants were required to perform satisfactorily on tests examining stress reaction, spatial orientation, and deductive reasoning. Testing for admission required approximately four days. In 2371, Nog took the tests to enter the Preparatory Program. Despite the attempts of his uncle Quark to sabotage the spatial orientation section, Nog passed the tests and was accepted into the program. (DS9: "Facets") The Starfleet Academy Preparatory Program was an academic program active in high schools throughout the United Federation of Planets. It was designed to prepare students for Starfleet Academy. Students who wished to become cadets usually began the program in their junior year of high school, though some began earlier. The program involved field trips to various Federation worlds, familiarization with Starfleet vessels, and exposure to numerous disciplines that were taught at the Academy. As part of the program, Jeffrey and Tyler Sinclair were on a field trip to Vulcan in early 2379 when their Timothy Sinclair came to visit them before reactivating his commission. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "True North")