Is there 2022 applicant data in Naviance?
Thank you, @Napafolie. If you scroll back on the CPP page, 18-21 days ago there was a wave of acceptances. Since then, nothing. The process is torture. Best of luck to you on all that youāre waiting for!
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Here you go!
UC
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Whatās FTF? Do tellā¦ : )
First Time Freshman, as opposed to Transfers.
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There is at the link below based on 2021 data. Select Cal Pol SLO from CSU campus drop down menu, and select your sonās school from the āInstitution of Originsā drop down menu. Here is the link: Workbook: Student Origins
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If u look on Naviance itās right above the scatter point graph.
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Iāve seen that dashboard before but it doesnāt include 2022 data which is what I am trying to understand for my sonās school.
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Yes for our school. Itās above the scatterpoint.
Are you talking about the bar graph that shows # apps, #accepted, #enrolled?
And there is a 2022 bar for your school? Our last bar is 2021, for 2021 graduates.
Yes we have 2022 data and can see how many from your class have applied by school. Can see early acceptances as well.
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How are the CalPoly #s captured? None of the CSUs require transripts or LORs to apply. Are students diligently reporting all the schools they are applying to?
Just cancelled our SLO tour for Friday. DS wound up with a bunch of stuff he really wanted to be able to do on Friday at school and, as Iāve mentioned before, Iām now concerned about raising his hopes only to be dashed. Heās excited about CPP and I donāt want to get him excited about SLO if itās not going to work out. Iād rather keep him excited about CPP and only add SLO to the decision if that becomes an option.
I tried to look for tour dates in April. All they have available in April is College of Business, so if he gets in, weāll do the Open House weekend on the 8th/9th.
(If anyone wants a campus tour and college of engineering tour, our cancellation for Friday created an opening.)
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FWIW, the largest classes on campus, like GEās, are typically held at the College of Business. So, as a freshman, youāll get to know the building well, regardless of college. 
@mhafez01 Wow. That chart is amazing! Also a little stressful. LOL Looks like approx 60 kids from our h.s. applied to SLO last year. 30-something got in. But only 6 went there. I donāt know what that means for us, but it sure is interesting!
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I think that is smart. We have only toured schools that my daughter has been accepted to, for that exact reason, no need to get hopes up if they donāt get in. If by some miracle she is accepted to Cal Poly and a couple UCās, we will drop everything and get to a tour ASAP. That would be a good problem to have. 
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Students enter all their applied schools and itās the only way information gets sent for your apps/end of year transcripts by the school. I guess if someone was only waiting till they are accepted to have a transcript sent and enter it Naviance at the end of school year it could be underreported. Our academic counselors having everything in Naviance early on, you are right there might be a few rebels not enteringā¦
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I was told only 2 of the 4 UC personal essays are read. They are picked at random. I wonder if this is true.
Once our kids get notification on their applications and if you can swing it, Iād recommend going to the Admitted Students/Open House event in early April. Not sure how it will be in the post-covid era but I really enjoyed it when my son got accepted in 2017 and Iām sure all the housing and lab tours and talking to the students swayed my son to attend. Itās probably the most crowded event Iāve ever seen at SLO but I loved it.
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I hope not given you keep hearing thatās what helps you stand out in a perfect stat/no test data world : (
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