What may happen if a cadet is dismissed due to academic failure?

The selection indicating that a cadet may return to one future academy based on availability is correct because it acknowledges the possibility of second chances within the structured framework of the program. When a cadet faces academic dismissal, it often reflects a combination of factors that might be addressed with additional resources or time. Many programs are designed to provide pathways for students to improve their academic performance, rather than outright permanent dismissal. Consequently, should space allow, a cadet might reapply and reintegrate into a different cohort in the future, allowing them to pursue their educational goals again after addressing the reasons for their previous struggles.

Other possible options do not encompass the typical practices associated with academic dismissal processes in such programs. Permanently removing someone from the program does not reflect a supportive academic culture, while offering only online courses does not typically serve the comprehensive needs of cadets. The option regarding the appeal process, while relevant in some contexts, does not sufficiently capture the nuances related to readmission based on program capacity and availability.