<p>Other threads are started but with results coming out tonight I propose we start a new thread.</p>
<p>NC St Response: Accept, deny, deferred
State status: In/OOS
Major:<br>
SAT (2 part) or ACT Composite:
GPA (Un & Weighted):
ExtraCurric:
Other:</p>
<p>Accepted
OOS
Mechanical Engineering
1300, 29
3.65/5.30
Minimal EC’s</p>
<p>Accepted
OOS
International Studies- South Asia and Middle East
Reading: 650 Math: 600
GPA W: 3.98 (No idea what this is in NC standards)
Lots of ECs: mostly clubs, sports, and summer programs</p>
<p>deferred. please someone tell me why
4.6 gpa, 3.6 gpa, 12% ranking
instate
have many, many EC
i think my essays and personal statements were written well.
I am beyond sad. This is my fourth deferral in the past 2 days.
I thought I would get through. I am literally about to cry.
29 ACT superscored</p>
<p>I even have alumni legacy</p>
<p>Is it engineering you are deferred</p>
<p>@sarahluck123 it was biochem and alternate was human bio</p>
<p>@Saraluck123 it was biochem and the alternate was human bio</p>
<p>Accepted
Out of State
Economics (management)
SAT 2 part: 1370 (700 math, 670 cr)
ACT: 30
GPA: 3.8/4 W
EC: XC Captian, Speech/Debate, Community Service, Study Abroad</p>
<p>what were the other deferrals? similar schools in terms of requirements?</p>
<p>Accepted
In State
Human Biology
SAT 3 part : 2020 (800 math, 660 writing, 560 reading)
ACT : didnt submit
GPA : 3.6 unweighted 4.7 weighted
EC : Football captain, Eagle scout, 3 time State Champion, Tons of ECs
Other : I think my EC is what got me in</p>
<p>NCSU Response: Accepted
State status: OOS
Major: Industrial Engineering
ACT Composite: 33
GPA (Un & Weighted): 3.99 (UW) and 4.36 (W)
EC: Part time job, a couple clubs, a lot of community service</p>
<p>@Jman1234 It was Tulane, Case Western, and Georgetown (reach, I know)</p>
<p>Accepted
in state
life sciences- biological sciences intent program
ACT composite: 29
GPA: 3.68 UW and 4.3 W
ECs: Track, football, community service, job, multiple clubs
other: I felt like my personal statement was written really well</p>
<p>I think you can talk to ncsu and see why you got deferred</p>
<p>@Saraluck123 would it look disrespectful to NCSU if I called them tomm to ask why I was deferred? i don’t want to be that annoying applicant. However, I am really worried…</p>
<p>I do not think so, I think you can talk to them. </p>
<p>Yes, those are stretch schools with SAT 75 percentiles (25% of students score higher than these scores) of 1400 at Tulane, 1480 at Case W and 1500 at Georgetown. </p>
<p>I am a bit surprised at in state 3.6/29 super-score deferral. I would contact them and ask about the process, potential reasons for deferral. NC State latest stats show a 1310 2 part SAT 75%ile. </p>
<p>Sorry to hear that. Remember deferral is not rejection. You might want to consider your back up options though. Options are key.</p>
<p>Also, I am a father but more importantly an employer/hiring manager. Requesting feedback is never disrespectful - repeat phone calls maybe but 1-2 to clarify is not an issue in my mind. Apathy is worse than being bold. I think a respectful but inquiring call is fine. Another option is to email your local admissions recruiter person. I have emailed back and forth with one from Auburn and found them very helpful in guiding me towards what my options are for my son.</p>
<p>Accepted
In-State
Computer Science
SAT: Reading 600; Math 730; Writing 570
ACT: 26 composite (Math 29)
GPA: 4.5 weighted / 3.6 unweighted
Class Rank: 63 of 488 (academically, a top tier NC high school)
Courseload: 6 APs; numerous Honors; a few Standard courses in Electronics/Computers
EC’s: NHS, Cross Country, Rugby, part-time job, summer volunteer work projects out-of-state</p>