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Well being a former Marine and now a Cop, I can say they both were very tough but in different ways.
Marine Corps boot camp was 13 weeks long and was physically demanding for the most part. It was rough to not be able to speak with your family other than by letter. Being demeaned and led to feel like you are 2 points below whale sh*t.
Academy training was very physically demanding as well. I didn't go to one of those academies where you show up during the day and go home at night. I had to stay there for 27 weeks. You would only get to go home on the weekend if you passed all of your tests. (I did fortunately). Sometimes you would get a few hours on a Wednesday night, but that was very rare. Physical training was very hard. I think a PT session at the academy was much harder than in boot camp. I was running longer distances in the academy.
All in all, I really can't say one was harder than the other because the pros and cons kind of evened out with eachother. But, maybe the academy was easier for me to deal with because I was already a Marine.