Daughter Admitted 3/10/23 - Checked portal first ~5:00 pm PT
SLO GPA: 4.4 /Unweighted GPA 4.0
Number of A-G classes: 20.5
Number of UC approved Honors/AP/IB or DE courses: 7
EC hours and with leadership: Club sports 16-20 hrs
EC hours job related: Work, 6-10 hrs not major related
Major: Graphic Communication
In-State/OOS/International: In-State San Diego
Email from Cal Poly came through @ 7:43 pm.
Many thanks to all the contributors on this forum. Especially @Gumbymom thank you for your dedication to helping others.
Not to sound bitter (which I guess I am ) but of all the colleges I’ve applied to, SLO seems to have the most inexplicable decisions rolling out process. Like no other college seems to do it this way? Acceptances, then waitlists, then rejections. Over weeks!
D23 instate was admitted to SW engineering. 4.0, 4.29UC, 4.60W
15 AP’s, 5’s on all taken so far. top 1% in class of 650 (i know UC only looks at only top 9%)
NMF, should get the national scholar scholarship at SLO. I think $3k/year
Good come back after being waitlisted UD CS.
Definitely noticing a pattern here with yesterday’s acceptances – both for SLO & UC Davis – of reported unweighted GPAs of 3.9 or 4.0, but very few lower. Whew! Tough.
My kiddo is among those who didn’t hear back. Considering all the metrics: CAASP, ELC, 9-12 grades, lots of A-G, weighted GPA above 4.0, etc. etc, I know SLO is never assured, but it also seemed a real possibility. Guessing their unweighted GPA of 3.8+ was a deciding factor?
I think what SDSU, Pomona, Cal Poly Humboldt etc are doing is what I would expect colleges with rolling admissions process go about their business. But SLO is not rolling admissions as far as I know ? Also, based on historical pattern, this has been consistent behavior : acceptances, waitlist, denials. So, they’ve already made their decisions. Wonder why they are prolonging it then.
My neighbors daughter graduated last year from SLO with Construction Management major. She had incredible internships all through her time a Cal Poly (even during the pandemic) and had a job lined up before graduating. She currently works in SF and doing FANTASTIC.