Son in! OOS, City Planning major. School of Architecture and Environmental Design. Portal update 3:05 PT, no email yet 6:39 PT. Portal home page said 0 updates but when he looked at student portal/application status, he saw the update. 3.88 GPA unweighted. Unsure on rest of stats.
I wish everyone the best no matter what result you for you get from this school. You are all talented and will do great wherever you land!!
Thanks community for getting me through the waiting.
How do people have more than 4 years of any subject? I think someone earlier in the thread posted 8 years of a subject area?! High school is only 4 years. Maybe this is the disadvantage of a small rural school.
My son had 7 years of Math. He took 2 years of high school math in 8th grade. And he took 4 years of Math through his high school and another year through an online school. Starting from Algebra I and Geometry in middle school to Multi-variable Calc and Linear Algebra in high school.
It’s very much possible, and I really hope you added high school courses taken prior to 9th grade in your app.
Algebra 1 in 8th grade counts, then I guess you could take a second math class like Stats. Otherwise I guess summer or doubling up? Some people sound like they went to a 5th year of high school
My kid was 4.08 It is crazy how high the GPA’s are. Taking college classes helped her mask the B’s in HS as they count as honors classes and she was able to get mostly A’s in those.
Current senior, Comp E in state. Still waiting as of rn
Asked around, and only a few people got decisions already. Most of my friends, including one person that got a 4.0 UW with tons of APs and applied ME, have not gotten their decision yet.
I guess the people who are still waiting shouldn’t be too worried yet. Looks like they’re still rolling them out.
If a high school is on a 4x4 block schedule, students complete eight classes each school year. The school year is divided into two terms. So students who take a full day of classes during all four years of high school will take a total of 32 classes compared to a total of 24 in a traditional sixth period day schedule. For example, my kids had seven years of math (14 semesters) because they could double up on math some years (plus eighth grade math).