<p>I just got my FSAP confirmation letter and stuff, anyone else plan on going?</p>
<p>it's too expensive; it's definitely not for the people who are struggling to pay for tuition at WashU - every $k counts. $3k is out of the question.</p>
<p>yeah, i think they do allow the same percent of financial aid for fsap that they do during the regular year. If im not mistaken, I think I will be eligible for all but $800 in aid for FSAP, if not...its okay cause i have extra scholarship money to pay for it.</p>
<p>i filled out my stuff today
just got to take my picture =)</p>
<p>^which track are you doing, I'm doing the Calc track simply because I hate science and history</p>
<p>forgot to mention... FSAP doesn't seem to have a very large variety of courses available to us; they're all intro courses and whatnot. i know that for me and many others, we've already learned or are learning basically everything they're offering. seems too high a price to pay to jumpstart our undergraduate experience, for so little intellectual return.</p>
<p>well to me, i just want to get some credits out the way so i can use my max 15 units of prematriculation credit for other things</p>
<p>hm. that's a good choice then, i guess. i'm glad though, that the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences has not placed a limit on the number of AP credits i can accumulate before matriculation. or so i've heard...</p>
<p>I'm excited to see everyone who is going! FSAP is amazing, it always has been and it always will be. I promise you won't regret your decision - this summer will be incredible.</p>
<p>im doing the social studies/humanities track, i would rather have gotten calc out of the way but im prelaw so meh.......the world history class sounds awesome tho so im still super excited</p>
<p>im just excited about getting to register early and live in the campus for a month ahead of time</p>
<p>i think i'm doing it.. if i didnt sign up to late ekk. do you think there will be still be space by about april 20??</p>
<p>can anybody explain the "clusters" system because i dont really get it. i was considering taking zoology or calculus in order to get credit for it even though i'm definitely not pursuing either for a major. but does that mean i'd had to take another zoology-type class to fulfill a "cluster"? because then i'd rather do calculus.. although that might be too difficult. ahh.. requirements are so annoying, i'd rather just do world history.</p>
<p>anyways, i'm waay excited. cant wait to meet everybody!</p>