Built in the 1950’s, the United States Air Force Academy is the newest service academy campus and boasts state-of-the-art facilities. Spanning 18,000 spectacular acres, nestled against the Rocky Mountains, the Academy draws thousands of visitors from around the world each year. Landmarks, which include the Cadet Chapel with its seventeen spires that soar 150 feet toward the Colorado sky, provide spectacular contrasts to the mountain back- drop. 

The Air Force Academy mission is to educate, train and inspire men and women to become officers of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. The Air Force Academy is the Air Force's premier institution for developing leaders of character.

The Honor Code! camp will physically orient its students to the United States Air Force Academy, conduct Leadership Training, expose the students to the Cadet Fitness Assessment, provide an Admissions Briefing, visit the Olympic Training Center, Rocky Mountains, and much more.  Students will be housed at the Embassy Suites in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Honor Code! is a tuition-based program. Tuition for the Honor Code! United States Service Academy Preparatory and Leadership Camps for 2010 is,  $1,495. 

Tuition includes: accommodations, breakfasts and dinners, instruction, supervisory personnel, program materials, shirt, ball cap, class photograph, certificate, camp activities and transportation during the program. Students will need spending money for lunches and incidentals they wish to purchase.

Transportation to and from camp is not included. Shuttle service between the camp location and designated airports is included on the first and last days of the camp. There are no additional fees for this service. Honor Code! staff will be on-site in local airports to assist arriving students and transport them to the camp.

Honor Code! camps are a good value, and we feel, they are money well spent.  Honor Code! camps are an investment in your childs future and a proactive step towards achieving the service academy dream.