<p>I just wanted to make a thread, so that it would be organized.</p>
<p>Please post:
Decision:
Date Recieved:
GPA:
Extra Curricular Activities (including what leadership positions):
Location:
Any other important factors:
Awards Won:
Race/ethnicity:
Others:</p>
<p>I was just ACCEPTED today!! :)</p>
<p>Decision: accepted
Date Recieved: 3/24/06
GPA: B+
ECs: Swim Team Captain (Varsity), founder of volunteer music group in community, Model UN winner and recipient of award, violinist who performed at Carnegie Hall and many other halls in NYC, Vice President of class
Location: around CA
Race/ethnicity: Asian
Others: yaay!</p>
<p>Decision: rejected
Date Recieved: 3/24/06
GPA: B+
ECs: founder/coordinator of in-school peer tutoring program, member of senior government, member of the yearbook committee, senior rep for amnesty international, peta street team, representative/member for/of national honor society
Location: NYC
Race/ethnicity: Hispanic
Others: well...
Awards: (none major) -- all in school</p>
<p>Congrats, CA_girl! :) (and others, of course.)</p>
<p>Decision: Accepted
Date Received: 3/23
GPA: A-
Extra Curricular Activities (including what leadership positions): Varsity Tennis, Viola, volunteer work at library, exchange student, and many other things I'm too lazy to list. :)
Location: PA
Any other important factors: The interview went really well, I thought. I connected a lot with the admissions officer. I also took two courses at Lehigh and got As.
Race/ethnicity: Caucasian</p>
<p>i didn't get the package... yet... but someone did call my house...</p>
<p>question ladies... i don't want to be a bugaboo about this, but one nice thing about bryn mawr was that it was more intellectual than competitive. </p>
<p>um...why are we listing out grades and achievements here? we know (whether we got in or out) that we worked real hard in high school and are accomplished. i'm sure you'll agree that accepted women probably have high achievements and the admissions process is not a science that can be predicted (grades + merits ^2 = admit).</p>
<p>shouldn't we start our acceptances in the spirit of the mawr?</p>
<p>let's put up our stats on the johns hopkins page instead... :)
just my humble opinion...</p>
<p>OMG-thank you for your kind reply
didn't mean to imply that i was offended in anyway... i'm not a priss/anal
i didn't apply to hopkins :) ... just it's their thing for being ultra-competitive.</p>
<p>Yeah, I agree that I've had enough talk of "stats;" well-intentioned as it might be, it just makes me feel inadequate, haha.</p>
<p>With that said...props to Bryn Mawr for nicest acceptance package (ok, so I've only gotten one other so far, but still)...the button, poster, hand-written note on the letter, and all those brochures were quite fancy : )</p>
<p>wok, i love your name. it's cute. i haven't seen the movie yet, but i'm sure it's great. yeah it's true that they are super competitive. my friend goes there right now.</p>
<p>gloaming, i do give props to bryn mawr for the acceptance package...i actually didn't see the poster, but i will look at it the second i get off the computer. :) i loved the button and the handwritten note. it was cute :)</p>
<p>Maybe there could be two separate threads, one for listing of decisions and one for stats? That way people can choose which, or both, to post on. I'm going to make a thread for "stats" now.</p>
<p>Stats:[ul]
[<em>] SAT: 2150
[</em>] SAT IIs: 740 US History, 780 Japanese, 690 Spanish
[<em>] GPA: 3.67 UW / 4.44 Weighted / Senior Year - 4.56
[</em>] Rank: --</p>
<p>[/ul]Location/Person:[list]
[<em>] State or Country: Los Angeles / California
[</em>] School Type: Large Competitive Public
[li] Ethnicity: Japanese</p>[/li]
<p>Other thoughts: LOVE the button, poster & the personal touch. Did not love how BMC kept on sending us newsletter updates and such because I kept on thinking those were acceptance letters!</p>
<p>SAT: 740 V, 650 M, 700 R
SAT IIs: 720 Lit, 700 US Hist, 650 Math II
GPA: 3.67 W
Rank: 100/838</p>
<p>Other: Well, at least its not a rejection..Ive really grown to lfavor Bryn Mawr so its nice to have some hope. Im sure my GPA is the main culprit. Congratulations to everyone else!</p>
<p>I agree that the board isn't really in the spirit of Bryn Mawr. I was just accepted for the class of 2010 and I also visited during Mosaic in the fall. The one thing that Bryn Mawr students do not discuss is grades. Congrats to all who finally received a decision.</p>
<p>Hi roxy, I also went to Mosaic! I loved it. To all other girls, I was accepted in the Fall - ED I. I go to a large public high school, SAT 2030, National Achievement finalist, no leadership positions, community service, african-american, GPA - B+. Good luck to everyone!</p>
<p>I think it could really be helpful for women looking on the site and wondering where to apply. Some of us have no idea how we compare to the other applicants, so this time has added nervousness.</p>
<p>Decision: ACCEPTED!</p>
<p>SAT: 760 V, 640 M, 730 W
SAT IIs: 770 Lit, 800 US Hist
GPA: 3.67 UW, 4.1 W
Rank: We don't rank, so top 15%. I just can't do math, but straight As in the rest of my classes. :)</p>
<p>Did anybody else love the handwritten note? It made me smile.</p>
<p>After a rainy morning of sitting by the window, reading the Scarlet Letter, and -- stalking the mail lady- my packet arrived!</p>
<p>Decision: Accepted
Date received: 3/25
stats: for the benefit of prospies and the like
GPA: 3.9UW, 4.1W
SAT: 650CR, 630M, 700W
SAT2: 710EB, 670US
ACT: 30C, 34E, 33R, 26M, 26S, 33E+W
Rank: 3/83
ECs: senior class president, student council rep, varsity track, swimming, and cheer, I've ran a marathon while fundraising for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, gourmet cooking club co-president, I have a couple published recipes, community supported agriculture, spanish club vp & cofounder, literary book club
Location: CA, near Fresno
Race: white
Others: I had an interview with an alumna, which I thought went well. It was the night before my marathon, though, so I was a bit nervous and unfocused. Oh well!</p>
