<p>"Clemson received a record-breaking 16,281 applications for Fall 2009 enrollment and welcomed its largest freshman class ever of 3,375 on campus students "</p>
<p>Came from a Clemson pub. Try this to read it fully
.thetigernews.com/news.php?aid=6163&sid=2</p>
<ol>
<li>Accepted </li>
<li>OOS </li>
<li>Pre-Business</li>
<li>3.3 unweighted (3.7 weighted? High School does not weight or rank.)</li>
<li>2200 SAT (1430 M + CR), 33ACT</li>
<li>Wrestling Captain Sr. yr, 4 yrs. varsity wrestler,
2 yrs. baseball,
2 yrs. Intramural Basketball,<br>
a small number of community service ECs
National Merit Finalist</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>Accepted!</li>
<li>OOS</li>
<li>Biological Sciences</li>
<li>3.86 GPA</li>
<li>27 ACT</li>
<li>Varsity Swimming and Lacrosse all 4 years and captain for two in both, peer leading, all honors and AP classes</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>Accepted</li>
<li>In-state</li>
<li>Engineering (might change to art & science)</li>
<li>3.42 UW</li>
<li>SAT 1180 (560 CR+620 MATH) / 22 ACT SAT Subject 680 US Hist 600 Math 2 (Pass 2 out 4 AP’s Euro & US Hist.)</li>
<li>Track & Field & Basketball Letterman, Schools’ Scholars Acadmey, Community Service in the Church, City, and the Miltary Base, Minority(Black:African American & Trinidadian.), Went to Clemson’s SAT Bootcamp & their Carrer Workshop.</li>
</ol>
<p>Best Wishes to Everyone in their Future Endeavors!!
Go CLASS of 0’10!!</p>
<ol>
<li>Accepted/OOS Scholarship of $56k/Calhoun Honors College</li>
<li>OOS</li>
<li>Architecture</li>
<li>3.86 UW (4.82 W)</li>
<li>SAT 2060 (760 Math, 610 CR, 690 Writing, 10 Essay) / SAT Subject: 670 US History, 750 Math 2 (AP Exams: 5-Human Geography, 4’s on US History, Environmental Science, Eng. Lang., and Statistics)</li>
<li>Habitat for Humanity (100 hours of volunteering outside of school club), Habitat for Humanity Club (Co-President), National Art Honor Society (Historian), Mu Alpha Theta: Math Honor Society, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League</li>
</ol>
<p>Even with the money and admittance into the Honors Program, my state school (UNC-Chapel Hill) is still cheaper; this means I will most likely not attend Clemson. But congrats to everyone else who has been accepted for Fall 2010.</p>
<ol>
<li>Accepted</li>
<li>OOS</li>
<li>Bioengineering</li>
<li>3.6UW/3.9W</li>
<li>SAT1 1580/1600; 2290/2400; ACT 33/36; AP Scholar with Distinction (4,4,4,5,5)</li>
<li>Math, Science & History clubs; Scrabble club president (LOL!)</li>
</ol>
<p>Tulane is looking really good with scholarship & honors program.</p>
<ol>
<li>Accepted</li>
<li>Instate</li>
<li>Conservation Biology</li>
<li>3.3 UW </li>
<li>1280</li>
<li>started and run an advertising business, jiu jitsu and some other stuff</li>
</ol>
<p>w00t!.. didnt that I was going to get in considering I have only taken 6 classes in the last 3 semesters lol</p>
<p>female accepted
OOS
biological sciences, but wanted nursing. Found out via phone call there are only 40 openings for nursing/ need to be top 10% with =or>34 ACT
I had 3.7 and 27 ACT
100’s of hours of hospital volunteering, XCC,track NHS, SHS</p>
<p>My S has been accepted, nothing is metioned about oss wavier on tuition, do you know where it is located in the acceptance package? Very pleased he was accepted</p>
<p>This year I think you are better off getting bridged. At least you are guaranteed entry as a sophomore with almost all the benefits of being Clemson student (while saving a good chunk of money). Wait list this year is likely very long after the big mistake they made last year. Would not count on many getting a chance as I bet this year they will take a smaller than normal freshman class, especially when you consider they are growing Bridge to 550ish this year which means around 400 extra transfers coming as soph’s in 2011. </p>
<p>Just my opinions, may not be right. Then again I may be!</p>
<p>I have no problem with Clemson taking more students and expanding the Bridge Program but we are starting to get to the point on campus where it’s starting to feel crowded. The problem is that with all the budget problems, Clemson needs all the tuition money it can get but there is not enough room for everybody. </p>