Case Western Class of 2019 EA Results

<p>@RoytheRoyalBoy‌ are you sure the wait listed you? i didnt know you can be wait listed through EA. or did they differ you?</p>

<p>Decision: Accepted w 15k aid offer</p>

<p>I don’t have time right now to fill everything out formally, but here’s a small breakdown:</p>

<p>SAT: Math 620, Reading 750, writing 750 (yes, I know the math score is rather underwhelming)</p>

<p>SAT II: Lit 750, Math 630
ACT: Did not send
Coursework: In the process of completing the IB diploma
ECs:
Pres of 2 clubs, pres of class, musician in many different venues/formats, several different service oriented organizations/clubs, summer job, NHS, there’s more but that’s an idea
Strengths:
-Good CA essay, really strong recommendations, lots of ECs
Weaknesses:
-Did not apply for interview or show a strong interest
-Math scores weren’t phenomenal, but then again I’m not planning on studying anything math/science related
I’m thrilled to get in, though i’m waiting on other decisions before i decide on where I’m going to attend</p>

<p>Decision: Deferred</p>

<p>First Choice Major: Chem E</p>

<p>SAT I (breakdown): 2140: Math 740, CR 700, Writing 700
ACT: 35 C - 36 Math, 35 English, 35 Science, 33 Reading, 31 Writing
SAT II: 800 Math II, 790 Chemistry
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 4.75 W, 4.0 UW
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1/207
AP (place score in parenthesis): Chemistry (5), Gov (5), APUSH (5), Physics C, English, Bio, Calc BC
IB (place score in parenthesis): not offered
Senior Year Course Load: AP Bio, AP Physics C, AP Calc BC, AP English Lit, random electives
Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): idk what that means but I’m NMSF, AP Scholar</p>

<p>Subjective:</p>

<p>Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Varisty Soccer 9-12 (Won a State Championship), JV Basketball 9-10, Varsity LAX 10-12, won Greater Cleveland Honorable Mention in Soccer, Environmental Club, NHS (Secretary), Spanish National Honors Society, Church Youth Group (Student Leader)
Job/Work Experience: Work at Ice Cream Store since Sophomore Year (10-15 hrs/week)
Volunteer/Community service: Church Youth group volunteering a few hours a month (food drives, etc), NHS random acivities, Volunteer in Youth Sports Camps for Rec Center
Summer Activities: None, other than work and Soccer training
Essays (rating 1-10, details): idk probably pretty average
Recommendations (rating 1-10, details): </p>

<p>Teacher Rec #1: Probably an 8-9, AP chem teacher, we are really close
Teacher Rec #2: Probably average, Physics teacher, he’s not the best writer
Counselor Rec: Probably Good, he’s really supportive
Additional Rec:
Interview: none</p>

<p>Other</p>

<p>State (if domestic applicant): Ohio
Country (if international applicant):
School Type: Competitive-regular Public
Ethnicity:White
Gender: Female
Income Bracket:I have no clue
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): None</p>

<p>Reflection</p>

<p>Strengths: ACT/AP scores, GPA
Weaknesses: Essay maybe, EC’s because my sports are so time consuming I dont have a lot of time
Why you think you were accepted/deferred/rejected: ???
Where else were you accepted/deferred/rejected: Accepted at OSU, RD applications for Stanford, UPenn and Cornell but my first choice is OSU</p>

<p>General Comments: If anybody could offer advice why I wasn’t accepted. Maybe I didn’t show interest which would have been easy considering I live 20 minutes away</p>

<p>why are students with high stats being deferred. I mean i think I know why I got deferred 3.6 gpa uw and 4.6 gpa uw and only 28 act but stellar essays/EC…but students with like amazing stats are being deferred. why???</p>

<p>@ivyhopefulebound‌ remember that there is a lot more to an application than stats- recommendations, ECs, interest in the school, common app essay, maybe an interview…Case wants to assemble a well-rounded, interesting, and diverse class and by accepting some high stat kids and deferring some, they get another look in the RD round. If a high stat applicant is truly interested in attending Case, and not simply thinking of it as a safety, they now have the opportunity to express that interest and add any additional info. You will also see some high stat kids add to these posts such comments as “I wasn’t going anyway”, or “I’ve already been accepted at Univ. X so who cares”. CWRU usually does a good job of ascertaining true interest and this year they even added an ED option for those who had high stats and truly did have Case as their #1 choice. Admissions is not an exact science and I’m sure each school has their own way of trying to admit the appropriate class for their school.</p>

<p>@ivyhopefulebound wrote: " but students with like amazing stats are being deferred. why???"</p>

<p>Case Western Reserve Common Data Set for 2013-2014.</p>

<p>75% of the admitted students have stats in this range or higher:
SAT CR: 720
SAT Math: 760
ACT Composite: 33
ACT Math : 34
ACT English : 34</p>

<p>Clearly, CWRU admitted more students with higher stats.
You only saw what? 344 comments in this thread, and not all comments were from students who were rejected or deferred.
In 2013, CWRU had over 18,000 first year applicants. Keep that in mind when you read this thread. </p>

<p><a href=“http://www.case.edu/ir/media/caseedu/institutional-research/documents/common-data-set/cds201314.pdf”>http://www.case.edu/ir/media/caseedu/institutional-research/documents/common-data-set/cds201314.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Hopefully you get the FIRST scholarship</p>

<p>Decision: EA Accepted with 25K/year</p>

<p>ACT: 33
GPA: 4.1 (weighted), 4.00 (unweighted)
Class rank: 45/550</p>

<p>AP course: 6
Good teacher and counselor recommendation (I think)</p>

<p>Good Luck for others weighting for their decision!</p>

<p>Decision: Accepted w/ 25k University Scholarship!</p>

<p>My Statistics:

  • Major: Business
  • Class Rank: 1 of 380
  • GPA: 3.978 unweighted, 4.8455 weighted (one B, H Physics)
  • SAT I: 2130 Superscore, 650 Reading, 770 Math, 710 Writing
  • SAT II: 740 Math 1
  • 13 AP Classes (5 this year), self reported scores: AP Microeconomics (4), AP Macroeconomics (4), AP United States History (5), AP Calculus AB (4), AP English Language (3)
  • Senior Year Load: AP Government, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP Spanish 6, AP English Literature, Stuco Leadership (no credit), Gifted (fall), Painting (spring)
  • Junior Year Load: AP Computer Science, AP US History, AP English Language, AP Calculus AB, AP Spanish 5, H Physics 1, Gifted (fall), Painting (spring)
  • Recommendations: Very Good - Excellent (based on my relationship with teachers)
  • Essays: Wrote about overcoming the death of a friend, “Making the World a Better Place”, wrote “Why Tulane?”</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:

  • Student Council (9-12): Class Representative (9th — Elected), Executive Board Member (10th — Appointed), Class President (11th — Elected), Student Body Treasurer (12th — Elected)
  • Club Swimming (9-12): “Sectional” Team Member
  • High School Boy’s Swimming (9-10, 12): Varsity Team Member, Team High Point Award Recipient, 14th in 500 Free (9), Team Captain (12)
  • High School Girl’s Swimming (10-12): Varsity Team Manager
  • High School NHS (11-12): Member
  • High School Spanish NHS (11-12): Member, Co-Treasurer (11)
  • High School Art NHS (12): Member
  • High School Math Club (9-12): Participant, 2nd place in district (5 schools) based on individual point contributions to team
  • American Legion Boy’s State (11): State Senator
  • Youth in Government (12): Senator, Sargent-At-Arms of Committee
  • American Cancer Society Relay for Life (12): Team Co-Captain, Team raised $1400</p>

<p>Community Service:
Junior Year: 36 hours (through Habitat for Humanity “ReStore”, El Centro Preschool, “YUDABand Drive” High School Swim Meets)
Senior Year (So Far): 23 hours ( through club swim meets, Relay for Life, and Spanish NHS events)</p>

<p>Accepted with $25,000 scholarship!</p>

<p>Applied to which school/college: nursing</p>

<p>ACT: 30
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.6
Senior Year Course Load: AP Biology, AP English, AP Calculus AB, AP Spanish</p>

<p>Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): co- founder and leader of feminist club, member of the high school band, national honor society member
Job/Work Experience: lifeguard for local park district
Volunteer/Community service: volunteer at local hospital, nature center, and nursing home
Essays (rating 1-10, details): 10, best essay I ever wrote
Recommendations (rating 1-10, details): 10, best letters of rec I could have asked for
Interview: went great, I completely blew my interviewer away, he said I was the most interested/ prepared from all the people he interviewed </p>

<p>Other: visited campus before applying</p>

<p>Reflection: everything I ever wanted and now all my dreams are finally coming true! </p>

<p>@toesockshoe‌ , yeah they deferred me, I wasn’t really reading carefully, sorry.</p>

<p>@LanaHere‌
Those numbers are the 75th percentile benchmarks, meaning 75percent are below those thresholds and 25 percent of enrolling students above. Not the other way around.</p>

<p>LOL, quite the clarification. </p>

<p>The CWRU website is vague about the gpa needed to retain the scholarships. Does anyone know what GPA must be maintained to hold onto the University Scholarship? </p>

<p>CWRU was a reach school for my daughter…we were excited that she was accepted!</p>

<p>A lot of posters here mention scholarship numbers…her aid was in the form of a grant - very generous, but not the same as a scholarship in my mind. </p>

<p>Does anyone have any idea on the stability of a grant over 4 years @ CWRU?? </p>

<p>For grants I believe you need to fill out financial paperwork each year to show you still qualify. </p>

<p>@adkdad I only was given grant money as well. Like @singermom4 said, every year I think we’ll have to fill out paperwork to requalify.</p>

<p>My question is if we can be given a scholarship after freshman year of college if we get a certain GPA?</p>

<p>@singermom4 It looks like the GPA requirement to maintain scholarship may be 3.0. This is what Case requires for their full tuition scholarships. Here is the link where I found this info: <a href=“Alexander Treuhaft Scholarship | Case Western Reserve University | CollegeXpress”>http://www.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■/scholarships/alexander-treuhaft-scholarship/12696/&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>On the Case website, it says student must remain “in good standing”. I looked up Academic Standing regulations, which states 2.0 and 12 credits for the semester.</p>

<p><a href=“http://bulletin.case.edu/undergraduatestudies/scholarshipretention/”>http://bulletin.case.edu/undergraduatestudies/scholarshipretention/&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p><a href=“http://case.edu/ugstudies/academic-policies/academic-standing-regulations.html”>http://case.edu/ugstudies/academic-policies/academic-standing-regulations.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Thanks for both responses - it makes sense for the full tuition scholarship to require a higher GPA. An interesting note - I looked up the common data set link posted a few posts back and there is no data for the spread of GPA data - only for ACT and SAT. Is this normal for private institutions?</p>