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* ''[[Ender's Game]]'' with the Battle School.
* [[Robert A. Heinlein]] had one [[In Space]] in ''[[Space Cadet (novel)|Space Cadet]]''.
* Schola Progenium in ''[[Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' takes in Emperor Servants' orphans at a pretty young age, so for several lower levels it's pretty much this trope, and this can be seen in a couple of the tie-in novels that [[Demoted to Extra|bother to mention Schola at all]], like ''[[Ciaphas Cain|Cain's Last Stand]]''. For older cadets already taking special courses it's more like Military Academy, though.
* ''Brotherhood of the Rose'' by David Morrell. The protagonists are from an orphanage where the children are raised to be patriotic cannon fodder for the US military.
* ''[[The Confusions of Young TorlessTörless]]'' is supposed to be set at one of these, in 19th century Austria-Hungary.
 
 
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