<p>No
Some kid asked on their BB and they said you should olny send it if it helps them better review your app or something like that. So pretty much if your grades are top notch, send it to them.</p>
<p>Plus ED wouldn't make sense since they already decided if they accpeted you or not. Since they don't defer you can't help your chances in any way.</p>
<p>Good Luck</p>
<p>i didn't get a letter today either...i needa stop dwelling on this.</p>
<p>so basically if you are accepted ED, you dont have to send any more grades?</p>
<p>right. only final transcripts will be sent. just chillax.</p>
<p>so if you get accepted ed, not only is the "where will I go to college" stress over, but you don't even have to work that hard for the whole rest of the year (not that anyone would totally slack off....)</p>
<p>as long as you dont get any D's or F's for your final grades, youll be fine :)</p>
<p>catherine, I wouldn't exactly say that you don't have to work that hard for the rest of the year. Read the E.D. acceptance very carefully. It will clearly state that your offer of admission is conditional on successful completion of all coursework in progress, meaning that they'll expect the same type of marks that got you in. Every year there are kids who get in, slack off, and then get their offer rescinded when final transcripts are sent in at the end of senior year. Don't think it doesn't happen. And that doesn't just mean no Ds or Fs. If you're a straight A and B student when you apply, and you dropped to all Cs, that isn't going to look good. You don't want to be rescinded or put on academic probation to start off your year at NYU.</p>
<p>I was kind of joking about the slacking off...I just meant you don't have to work 24/7 like before getting accepted, but no, if accepted I wouldn't want to risk losing that acceptance with bad grades....</p>
<p>are the decisions being mailed on the the 12th, or are they going to arrive on the 12th (+ or - a few days)?</p>
<p>Ugh, my dad gets big fat envelopes all the time from NYU because he's a professor there. It makes me so aggrevated. The last big envelope from them was just a form to renew his benefits for 2006. Everyone says that my father working there means I'll definitely get in, but I just don't know...I'm so nervous. </p>
<p>If I actually make it, I get to go for free. Part of his benefits package. But ARGH! I want to know already! I feel like I'm going to tear my hair out.</p>
<p>missamericanpie..what are your stats?</p>
<p>93 GPA
190/935 rank
670V 570M 550W
680 SAT Lit 570 US History</p>
<p>Asian female in NYC public school in competitive Honors program with a liberal arts based concentration. Focus on Humanities (art/music/Latin).</p>
<p>Three APs (US History, Bio and English Lit)
Accelerated Honors program. Spanish/Latin foreign language.
My only flaw is math...I have really bad math grades that completely bring down my GPA.</p>
<p>ECs:
Four years symphonic orchestra (trumpet). *First chair.
Two years marching band. (Competitive marching band and community work.)
Two years Mock Trial.
Two years Model United Nations.
One year Moot Court.
One year SING! orchestra.</p>
<p>Awards:
National Latin Exam Certificate of Recognition on Latin 1 exam.
Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth Award for Excellence on the Verbal SAT. (freshman year.)</p>
<p>Summer Activities:
Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth Summer Programs:
2003: The Crafting of Poetry at Skidmore College
2004: International Relations at Skidmore College
(I did two more years, but they were in middle school and don't count. -tear-)
2005: Volunteering at Public Library Reading room</p>
<p>No GSP letter...so I'm bracing myself for the worse...</p>
<p>No accept/reject letter today from Central New Jersey.</p>
<p>Looks like it'll be Monday/Tuesdayish kids.</p>
<p>Yup nothing here either..gl every1 and enjoy the weekend</p>
<p>oh the suspense</p>
<p>gl to everyone. i think they should start coming on monday</p>
<p>I think NYU will probably send all the letters on Monday, and then people in New York will get their letters Tuesday, people in the surrounding areas Wednesday and so on and so forth throughout the United States. If you go to the USPS website it says how long it takes for letters to get from one Zip Code to another. Three days for me--Texas. However, that is just my hypothesis.</p>
<p>What's the easiest school to get into at NYU ? For pre-med?</p>
<p>According to NYU all of the schools are equally as difficult and selective to get into.</p>
<p>ivyleague: im not sure about pre-med but ive heard steinhardt is the easiest to get into (the school im applyed to). for pre-med i think your best bet is to apply to CAS as some science major</p>