<p>DOes anyone know when I would receive a decision? Like a rejection acceptance whatever? I just need to know because I am going to visit my schools at the end of March. I"ve been awaiting preliminary review for like almost 2 months. Should i call?</p>
<p>platinumtlc, scroll up to ichiboy's 1/16 post. Figure out your AI.</p>
<p>If it is past 8 weeks, yes call them and ask what's up.</p>
<p>I called up UW and they said that even early applicants who are comprehensively reviewed may not get their applications back until late March to early April.</p>
<p>what I said...most pple now won't hear til march</p>
<p>I meant, if you were still awaiting a prelim review after 8 weeks. Because you should have atleast been giving a prelim review. But if you are already Reviewed or given an initial review, it could be anytime from now til march</p>
<p>I'm still awaiting prelim review and it's been almost 3 months. I think that being reviewed means being comprehensively reviewed.</p>
<p>dream if ur still prelim review by the end of this month I would call them up...but wait for Jan to go by.</p>
<p>I got my acceptence letter!!!</p>
<p>Riko, congratulations.</p>
<p>So; you are the first to have an AI under 70 (67) to have reported being accetped after getting the "decision pending" message. Did your message change to "application reviewed" first; or did the letter just come out of the blue?</p>
<p>Do you also get scholarship information with your acceptance?</p>
<p>Riko; if you don't mind; how many honors and AP classes did you take? Years of a foreign language? Math? Science? Thank you.</p>
<p>Yes I did get my application reviewed after the initial, and the letter around 3 days
I was missing my running start college transcript after the inital review in late january, so I sent that in and was reviewed around a week+ ish.
I took AP English (didn't do too well) and am taking AP Chem
Took all honors math classes, but I didn't take AP calculus this year
One year ahead in science, took one class each year (4)
I am fluent in Cantonese (I'm chinese) took two quarters of Japanese via running start for credits
I had a lot of ECs and service if they helped any, and taken 10+ years piano</p>
<p>The letter said a packet of info will arrive shortly, and the letter did not have scholarship information. It did however include an excerpt from the columns magazine with places and picturers/scenes of UW :s</p>
<p>I got my acceptance letter today but I don't think I am going since I missed the honors deadline because I didn't know how to apply. Do you think there is anything I can do about that now?</p>
<p>i'm not sure, but if you've got everything ready, there's no harm in trying. what do you like about the honors program?? i applied for it too, but, just out of curiosity, why wouldn't you attend uw if you don't do honors? (i'm kind of in the same position as you.)</p>
<p>I was just reading on the "Decisions" thread that students enrolled in the Honor's Program normally take ONE honors course each semester. I was under the impression that all courses were honors courses, which have small class sizes.</p>
<p>I've heard the honors program means smaller classes with more highly motivated kids. Plus don't you get to be in the same dorm and stuff? I just a want a more community feel and I think I could handle the workload so why not?</p>
<p>LuckyMe.. yeah, i was under that same impression that ALL courses were Honors courses with small class sizes, but now people are telling me that you only have 1 honors course and all the other ones are regular classes w/ the regular amount of students. <em>sigh</em> well, this definitely defeats my purpose for applying, but it would still be cool to get in (although i've heard that its super selective). so even if i didn't get into the honors program, i wouldn't automatically drop uw because of what i know now of the honors program. it's still an awesome school!</p>
<p>oh, and collegeconfusion, i'm so w/ you about trying to have a more "community feel" in such a huge school. this is why i'm considering pledging to a sorority but then there's the problem of choosing the "right sorority" w/ a good rep. my brother went to uw and he made the school smaller by getting involved w/ ASUW (the student body gov't) so there are other ways to have a more community feel. however, the idea just seems so daunting when you think about how many students attend the U. 40,000!!!</p>
<p>Ah... I see I was confusing the honors program from some of my other schools. I really don't know anything about the program, gosh. anyway yeah I just am uneasy about the 40,000 other people. I can't really see myself at such a large school even though i really love the U and have always been a huskie at heart. I'll probably end up someplace else, someplace small like whitman!</p>