College of Charleston Early Decision / Early Action for Fall 2023 Admission

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D23 was accepted with scholarship + honors.

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I just double checked it says early decision is October 15th early action is November 1st. So I guess I will have to call them.

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Ours gave dollar amount in acceptance letter

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We got dollar amount of the scholarship but no mention of financial aid. Any insight?

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The acceptance letter stated this was the most competitive applicant pools in CofC history. Wonder how it compares to previous applicant pools?

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I feel like every school has said that lol

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Oh sorry you are right!

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Daughter accepted. In state, business. 3.8UW/4.71 weighted, 1390 SAT, 3APs done, 1 AP and 2 Dual Enrollment in progress.

$2000 merit, honors college waitlist.

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How did you find out what school they were accepted into? The acceptance letter my kid received did not mention the school.

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Mine didn’t say either it may be that all start out undecided
does anyone feel comfortable sharing their merit amounts? I assumed all might be the same

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You are right. She applied business everywhere and many (most?) of the schools accepted her straight in to their business program. The CofC letter doesn’t mention business, just accepted.

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Mine got 20k but over 4 years.

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Are you instate or out 
I feel like they might have given more for out of state

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Oos in NJ. So yea it still makes it kinda high and when you consider how much off campus housing is, it’s something to consider

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In-state. 24K (6K per year).
I don’t have any reference for what a typical merit award is for CofC but was assuming this was on the higher side, esp. for in-state.

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We are out of state and she was told 13,000 per year

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That is great for CoC instate on top of the Life or Palmetto Fellows - awesome!!

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We asked when we visited CofC with my son, and we were told that major doesn’t have an impact on acceptance - you’re just accepted to the college overall. I know the different schools/majors make a big difference at some universities but I don’t think it does here. When my older daughter enrolled, I believe she declared her major during orientation and registered for appropriate classes.

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Mine (OOS) got 16K, 4K per year.

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Accepted, Business Undecided, 3.6 GPA, 1310 SAT, out of state