There is a coordination/correlation (but not causation) connection w/r/t Chancellor schollies and the Mosaic program. Especially for Chancellor schollie winners who are non-URM (like my kid). My kid didn’t “represent” diversity, but my kid did “resonate” with diversity. Which is exactly what the admin office says.
Because of the focus of the Chancellor (academic excellence and deep-seated commitment to diversity and social justice), Chancellor winners (including white bread suburban kids like mine) seem to always get invited to Mosaic. Hence the packages that arrive that contain IN THE SAME ENVELOPE (i) Chancellor award and (ii) Mosaic invite. Many of the non-URM attendees at Mosaic are Chancellor awardees (just like my kid).
There appears to be no similar correlation/coordination for CV or Ingram and Mosaic. Although some other posters have indicated such.
That’s all I’ve been trying to say – over and over and over. Just trying to be responsive/helpful to the multiple questions about whether a Mosaic invite/non-invite says anything about a kid’s potential merit schollie chances.
@northwesty I hear you. I don’t know why multiple posters have to keep repeating themselves. I think we keep gaining new people on this thread and they don’t bother to read the whole thread before asking questions!
Well the yes’s went out at 5:00 last time but the no’s went out between 9:00-10:00 so we will see what happens later tonight. There are only 156 of the CVs and 5400 kids applied last year so the chance that someone on this thread is getting the scholarship is pretty slim.
@prospie2023 did your portal change when you found out about MOSIAC? Did you get an acceptance letter on the portal or did it look different in any way?