<p>i was accepted to cas...religious studies major with international relations concentration</p>
<p>that's awesome. congrats.</p>
<p>My decision is still not available, should I be worried?</p>
<p>how did you find out about the CAS decision?</p>
<p>Seiken - I wouldn't be worried. CAS decisions are rolling and are still coming out. I know mine isn't out yet - however, should be later this week.</p>
<p>Has anyone heard from the CoE?</p>
<p>Also, does anyone have any stats or idea what it takes to actually get into the CoE?</p>
<p>I called CoE yesterday and they said that they reviewed quarter of the applications and it may take two to three weeks for them to release my decision</p>
<p>Blasphemy...or something... The wait is entirely too long. It's going to be even longer for me since one of my letters of recommendation were late >.<</p>
<p>biggyboy, I applied AEM, my decision letter is on the way..</p>
<p>still waiting 4 CAS. It's taken too long!</p>
<p>Transfer term: Fall 2007
Transfer to Which College: CAS
Major?: English
Current University/College: Boston University, College of Arts and Sciences (Honors Program)
Current College GPA: 3.85
Units Completed at College: 16 semester credits (1 semester)
College ECs: Editor, literary magazine; Editor, lit. criticism magazine; VP of Literary Society, Secretary of Editorial Society, Writers Workshop, poetry in several campus publications
H.S. GPA: 4.42 weighted, maybe around 3.7 unweighted
SAT I (if applicable): 690 CR / 740 MA / 750 WR (2180 combined)
SAT II (if applicable): 710 Literature, 790 Math 2C, 620 History (yuck)
H.S. ECs: Civil Air Patrol (Flight Commander, C/CMSgt.), Founder of a writing club and our current high school literary journal, President of NHS, Latin Club, Classical piano, won several poetry contests, published in a regional university journal
Reason[s] for Transferring: Better for my major, better course selection, better overall environment, especially for creative writing</p>
<p>Rainman, I couldn't resist</p>
<p>Transfer term: Fall 2007
Transfer to Which College: CAS
Major?: English, Government
Current University/College: Boston College, College of Arts and Sciences
Current College GPA: 3.7
Units Completed at College: 16 semester credits
College ECs: News Writer, English tutor in Roxbury, 2 Musical Groups
H.S. GPA: 4.1 weighted, around 3.9 unweighted
SAT I (if applicable): 790 CR / 680 MA / 720 WR (2190 combined)
SAT II (if applicable): Um... dont have off hand. i remember 780 world history
H.S. ECs: Newspaper World News Editor, President of German Club, Treasurer of Social Justice group, Appalachia service volunteer, NHS
Reason[s] for Transferring: Double major available, strong literary criticism program, more concentration (BC has a thick core), more diversity, away from the city etc</p>
<p>so we're quite similar eh? one think i dont understand-- you say its better for creative writing. BU has one of the best creative writing programs in the country?</p>
<p>No, there's no lack of resource for academic courses in creative writing -- place, though, is important to the very act of writing itself. It's the "feeling" -- it's difficult to explain and so I didn't make much mention of it in my application (they'd probably think I was some nut, anyway) :P</p>
<p>So yes -- hope we both get out of here!</p>
<p>wow kelceallach i go to BC as well and I am also applying to Cornell CAS with basically the same GPA and my SAT scores are basically the same as yours as well (w/ M and CR flipped)</p>
<p>Just got my online acceptance. YAY</p>
<p>College applying to: CAS
Major: Physics
SAT : 800M, 610V, 670W
SATII 730 USH, 750 CHEM, 790M2
College from; UC Riverside
GPA: 4.0, 25 units per qtr
HS GPA: 5.1 w (broke 5.0 scale with CC class), 3.98 uW
Rank 2
Major Awards
-National AP Scholar
-placed at CA state science fair in microbio
-Then some random academic awards/competitions, like quizbowl, AIME, and National Latin Exam.</p>
<p>lynbrook, how do you know your decision letter is on its way?</p>
<p>This is a chunk from the acceptance:</p>
<p>*This electronic message is not your official acceptance notification. You should be receiving an official acceptance letter from us in the mail shortly. We are also sending you a large packet filled with information about housing, dining, and financial aid.
*</p>
<p>biggyboy,called em this morning,they told me its on the way.</p>
<p>yuck, rejected :P</p>
<p>r.e.j.e.c.t.e.d.</p>