<p>Hello to one and all and I hate sounding like a lost and confused teenager who is upset and begrudging upon how he/she is oppressed by college tyranny. But I, among many, want to submit an appeal to a school I very much desire to attend. I suppose that the question I have is: Do I actually have a chance based on what most appeals are made for as compared to why I am appealing? I have appealed to UC Davis on the grounds of receiving a full-tuition/ books and supplies coverage of up to $180,000 (basically full pay to them) for an NROTC scholarship since my application. The application for the scholarship was very in depth and has about a 30% acceptance rate statistically. Also, I have made copies of proof of me receiving the scholarship and what it entails with any numbers of the NROTC they may wish to contact...this I have sent via mail as a supplemental to my appeal. Also I have been accepted to UC Irvine which is ranked just behind Davis, and I think that this proves I am not too far off of the mark of UC Davis success. Any comments are much appreciated and thank you for giving some of your own personal time to read this, cheers</p>
<p>^^^^^Bump^</p>
<p>^^Get up there ^^^</p>
<p>You already received the scholarship or you are appealing to get the scholarship?</p>
<p>I already received it and put in the appeal…the appeal is on the scholarship and how competitive it is</p>
<p>So what do you think ruca based on that?</p>
<p>Please respond as soon as possible when you read this ruca, thank you</p>
<p>I also sent in a letter of recommendation from a teacher / counselor / coach btw</p>
<p>Again, 30%…just hope for the best! good luck.</p>
<p>Thank you for a real stat CC, appreciated :). Yeah I think the letter of Recommendation will help a lot because it says I am honest, take my studies seriously, work well under pressure with sports etc…so I hope it adds a fair chunk of “chance” to this lol</p>
<p>Chance me :D</p>