Admissions Decisions 2016

<p>Accepted to CAS :slight_smile:
31 ACT, 2020 SAT
4.0 uw, 4.61 w (will graduate with 13 APs)
Varsity sport all 4 years, class office 2 years, director of a major fundraiser at my school
From Seattle. Super excited!</p>

<p>Accepted to Leavey!
2170 SAT
3.7/3.95 gpa
No rank. 730 math 2 / 640 us history
4 year varsity golf plus captain
Catholic youth group leader plus quite a few other ec’s
Decent essay, from California and I visited the school</p>

<p>Super excited! It’s been here and cal poly slo now…</p>

<p>My daughter was accepted to Arts and Sciences with a Presidential (full tuition) scholarship! Her brother is an engineering student with a good scholarship.</p>

<p>4.0 unweighted GPA
2300 SAT
5s on several AP tests
Good ECs</p>

<p>Waiting to hear about Honors Program.</p>

<p>Congrats to all accepted students. We love SCU!</p>

<p>TRT, can you tell us how your son is liking the engineering over at SCU? S2 has applied for engineering too but has not heard as yet. Thanks.</p>

<p>DS accepted to SCU Engineering School.<br>
GPA: 3.72 with strong upward trend
SAT: 1840 (720 Math 2)
ACT: 27 (34 in math)
Multisport 4 year varsity athlete
Lots of hours of Community Service.</p>

<p>Very excited for him. Not sure where he will choose to go to school yet, but SCU high on his list.</p>

<p>Accepted to CAS!!
Go to tough Jesuit prep school
3.8 weighted GPA
Over half of classes have been honors/AP
Over 400 hours community service
Spanish Honors Society
1 year Cross Country
Great recommendation</p>

<p>Really excited!!</p>

<p>ACCEPTED to the CAS!
Go to a Jesuit high school
4.54 weighted and 3.94 unweighted
varsity letters in two sports and captain in one
ACT: 33 SAT: 2020
tons of community service and service trips
bunch of tutoring, retreat leader, in charge of a lot of religious aspects of school</p>

<p>Got a bunch of financial aid. Also got into the Boston College honors program.</p>

<p>I just got in a few days ago!
My stats are 2040 SAT
4.21 GPA all A’s plus two or three B’s and pretty good EC’s.</p>

<p>I got a 9,300 a year merit scholarship but I’m still awaiting any need-based aid. I’m extremely in need of that since it’s such an expensive school haha but it’ll be worth it if I can go there because it is my number one choice by far!! I visited in June and LOVED it :slight_smile: My other top choice is Chapman university so I’m eagerly awaiting their response as well.</p>

<p>I got in for Leavey school of business!
GPA: 3.98 (upward trend)
SAT: 1970
LOTS OF EXTRACURRICULARS
Really good recommendations
Essays were pretty good i think</p>

<p>It’s now deciding between Cal Poly SLO or SCU for accounting. Any suggestions? :(</p>

<p>I was accepted into Leavey with a 3.75UW/4.042W GPA and a 31 on my ACT. To my surprise, I basically got a full ride. We just have to pay room and board. Is it worth turning down my admission at UMich (in-state), Tulane, hopefully USC, and Brown (deferred)? I’m really concerned about reputation.</p>

<p>@ireallylikecats</p>

<p>I would say SCU for sure!! unless you’re complaining about the tuition… Leavey is way better than Cal Poly’s business school.
I also was admitted to Leavey and want to study accounting. Maybe we’ll be classmates in the future! :)</p>

<p>Got accepted EA last week to the college of arts and sciences :)!
GPA: 3.65 W
ACT: 29
Good EC’s, leadership, and service, and involvement with my church…
I got to a private school, transferred from a public</p>

<p>Accepted to the Business School!
ACT 34 and gpa 3.7</p>

<p>Also accepted at Villanova Business School, Tulane with a scholarship, and Babson. Will attend Emory, applied ED and was accepted.</p>

<p>Good luck to everyone at Santa Clara. What a great school!</p>

<p>Accepted to Business School</p>

<p>GPA 3.85UW/4.167W
1960 SAT
4 year student government
3 year national honor society
Junior Statesmen of America
Basketball team captain
small business owner (apparel line)</p>

<p>I’m on Stanford’s waitlist, waiting on USC, UCLA and UC Berkeley…
I really felt at home at SCU when I visited</p>

<p>got accepted with a $20,000/year Dean’s scholarship</p>

<p>33 ACT
3.81 uw 4.15 weighted
SAT II’s- 780 chemistry, 740 math 1
AP’s- AP US History and AP Chemistry (5’s last year), this year AP Music Theory, AP Government, AP Calculus AB, AP Economics</p>

<p>extremely high extracurriculars (helped me get scholarship?) came from 2,200 person high school
3 years varsity water polo, varsity baseball, vice prez of choir, jazz vocal ensemble, chamber singers, level 8 certificate of merit piano, around 100 community service hours at habitat for humanity house building</p>

<p>definately a great backup! rejected from MIT so far, deferred to Notre Dame, waiting on some Ivies and UCLA!</p>

<p>D’s status shows that they are waiting for the mid-year report. Is this an issue? It seems like so many have received admissions already.</p>

<p>D applied EA so that’s why it’s confusing that her status mentions waiting for mid-year report. To my knowledge, she hasn’t heard anything from them. No snail mail has arrived at our house saying she’s deferred and her online account just mentions the “missing” mid-year report.</p>

<p>Accepted to CAS with a Dean’s scholarship. </p>

<p>About 4.25 weighted GPA and 3.93 unweighted (from what I remember),
2170 SAT and 2200 superscored, 800 Math II, 790 Biology-M, 620 Biology-E,
5’s in Calculus AP and Biology AP exam and a 4 in English Language & Composition,
4 years of Symphony Orchestra,
National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist,
A little bit of community service.</p>

<p>2girlzmum, I’d say definitely CALL SCU tomorrow and talk to a human. My son had a problem with the spam program used by our ISP, complicated but it turned out they were emailing us and we just were not getting the messages on our end. He called SCU and they were very helpful, fixed the issue quickly, very nice people in that office. (and yes, S got in – he is thrilled. Good luck!)</p>

<p>Congratulations to all who have been accepted, and will be attending. I’m the parent of a 2010 SCU grad who just LOVED the place…everything about it.</p>