@mogo88: i do not think you will make others feel bad but just aware that there are some merit scholarships available I am aware of the departmental scholarships that SLO does have listed, but rarely does anyone ever post that they were a recipient.
Congratulations to your son and based on his posted stats, he looks like a very hard working individual.
@Mojo88, It was helpful that you posted this information. My DS checked his portal under awards and found that he has loans available. The strange thing is the loans are for more money than the total cost for tuition, room, meal plan, etc. @Gumbymom, is this typical?
@homestretch99: You are not required to accept any or all loans. Did you run the net price calculator before applying? Also, other than tuition/room/board all the other costs listed in the cost of attendance is flexible and are general estimates on the higher end.
@anonymous0512 As far as I can tell, there have been no acceptances or waitlisted since the 14th. That being said, there havenāt been any rejections yet and I donāt think that there will be until this week so check back later. Hopefully people post them.
@anonymous0512 I also believe, depending on the number of people who accept their waitlist spaces and the number of people who accept enrollment , that there may be more acceptances or waitlists after this point, but we will have to wait and see.
The William Frost Scholarship is a merit scholarship of $20K per year, so $80K total.
Here is what is says:
ā$20,000 a year for four years ($80,000 total value) are offered to outstanding students applying for degree programs in Biological Sciences, Marine Science, Microbiology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics.ā
@collegemom111111: Congratulations to your daughter. Always nice to hear that hardworking students are being recognized and far more generous than the UC Regents and Chancellor/Dean scholarships. Best of luck to her.
@Mojo88 and @collegemom111111 so happy for your students - those are fantastic scholarships. Iām kind of feeling like an idiot as we already had DS accept the Cal Poly offer (while waiting on UCLA/UCB) as there was no penalty and no non-refundable deposit and it has been his first choice for years. But Iām wondering if either of your students had accepted their offers yet or if they are using the scholarships to entice high stats kids that havenāt accepted yet. or it could be engineering doesnāt have much for freshman or it could be another deserving student picked up one of the limited merit offers. all possibilities but for future years I think it would be helpful for others to know if your students had hit the āacceptā button prior to receiving the scholarship offers.