What's it like being a Ramona Cadet?

Being a Ramona Cadet is about perseverance. It's defining your limits and pushing past. It's about demanding one more from you and your teammates when you feel like you have nothing left. It's never taking the easy route because only mediocre people are always at their best.

Being a Ramona Cadet is about tradition. It's wearing the uniform with pride during your personnel inspection. It's about carrying on a legacy of commitment from those who blazed a trail before me and leaving a stronger unit than I found for those who follow after me. It's looking for ways to make your Platoon the best it can be. It's representing the unit and the United States Navy to the best of your ability during color guards or community service events.

Being a Ramona Cadet is about camaraderie. It's that instant connection you feel to all others in the program. It's creating memories and unbreakable bonds with teammates. It's acting in unison to bond as a group. It's pride. It's passion. And, most of all, it is excellence.

Being a Ramona cadet is about competition. It's about fighting every day to be the best Platoon or best unit at Area 21 competitions. It's about honor. It's that feeling you get when you wear the uniform or Ramona warm-ups. It's about ensuring those around you are successful, too.

Being a Ramona Cadet is about accomplishing more in and out of the classroom than you though was possible.