<p>To those who were admitted so far, what kind of financial aid have you received? I just got letter today from fin. office and they offer 4500 in loan and that's all. No scholarship, no grants... :( Which means I have to pay 15 000 out of my pocket, that's insane :( I guess I'm paying now for not being a NJ residents because apparently out of state students don't receive scholarships...</p>
<p>They have specific standards for scholarships. RU got hit with huge budget cuts so it's not surprising that they aren't handing out as much money.</p>
<p>they just updated my status saying they had my SAT II scores...thats kinda useless though</p>
<p>Guys,(for transfer students) you won't believe this, but if your an education major and have completed at least 1 year of college, NYU waives the SAT. Yes I said NYU. One of the top liberal arts schools in the country.</p>
<p>they updated my status today but just said last thing updated 4/040/08</p>
<p>My status page has said the same thing for the past two months.</p>
<p>Wooooooooo! I just found out that I have been accepted! Finally, as I put my application in last November. </p>
<p>Though, I'm confused. Since there's that "enrollment capacity" thing and after the two schools I was accepted to there's "open", is there a chance that the enrollment capacity will "close" if I don't enroll quick enough? Rutgers is my 2nd choice after William & Mary, and I have to wait til the 15th or so for them to give the decision...</p>
<p>Congrats Anselm! I assume your stats were very high like 3.8 GPA and super crazy club involvement. Thats great man. Im happy for you. Good Luck on whatever decision you make.</p>
<p>Just have to patiently wait now...... 7 days left......</p>
<p>Ron11612002, thanks! Actually, I had 3.5 GPA with 55 credits, OOS, some but not too many ECs, Phi Theta Kappa, President's List multiple times, 28 ACT, though worked 30+ hours per week throughout the time I've been in college. So I was solid but not stellar candidate.</p>
<p>Good luck to everybody who still hasn't gotten the decision!!!</p>
<p>Nice Anslem. I thought you didn't need to submit your ACTs or SATs since your a sophomore? I have a 3.45( Accounting lowered it significantly) with 78 credits, belong to Accounting Honor Society, made the dean's list both years, worked in Campus Ministry, and volunteered at soup kitchens and homeless shelters. I hope I get in.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, I forgot that I didn't have to submit the ATC to Rutgers. I did submit it to other schools though.</p>
<p>Are you in-state or OOS? In any case, I think you have a great shot. Good luck! :)</p>
<p>In state, Im coming from a 4 year university if that makes a difference.</p>
<p>Still nothing for me.</p>
<p>Now I'm getting a little nervous.</p>
<p>Ron, being in-state makes a huge difference. If I know anything, you should definitely be in. I hope you'll get the expected decision soon. :)</p>
<p>Anslem thanks but theres only problem, i had a 3.69 throughout my past two years and the current semester i dipped slightly. Im still maitaining a 3.45. I was taking a difficult accounting courseload plus I suffer from a disorder which makes it hard. They might reject me for one bad semester. I hope I get in. I appreciate the support. Good luck at rutgers.</p>
<p>ron, i cant wait to hear that you got in. i think you will. so do the rest of us :)</p>
<p>3.45 is not bad at all for in-staters. You should stop worrying and go get yourself a Rutgers sweatshirt already. I ordered mine about 5 minutes after I found out that I was accepted. :)</p>
<p>my friend just got rejected. 3.6 gpa =/ in state CC student. but she didnt have that many credits that were transferable so we're guessing thats why.. but im not sure.</p>
<p>whoa, that's kind of frightening. I'm really regretting waiting until now to apply, I hope my 3.87 will make enough of a difference.</p>