Decisions

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UMass has terrible merit aid for in-state students.</p>

<p>You got $1000 more than my kid got, and he had slightly better stats, and was also an engineering major. He didn’t apply EA though.</p>

<p>I hope you are also getting the Adams, if so $3700/year is not that bad.</p>

<p>Whoa wait how does Umass decide on scholarships? It must be random because I got 5000 and my sat was like 1170/1730 and I have a 3.5 gpa… Pretty low compared to you guys I’m surprised…</p>

<p>You have to remember, we already get a good tuition rate when compared to OOS students so, MA students will only receive the minimum. Twin908 are you from MA? My son had a 3.5 GPA and 28 ACT and did not get any money but acceptance. He did get the John and Abigail Scholarship. International students have to remember that mail takes a week to get to your country and then another few days to get to your local post office ~ 10 days or more? My son’s spire account changed the morning of the mail delivery. The same thing happened with another college acceptance letter too.</p>

<p>Still waiting in San Diego. Apparently I am not a very patient person</p>

<p>My son’s status switched to “Under review” yesterday.</p>

<p>Anyone from the “xyz” end of the alphabet hear yet. DS is listed under review, he applied to Isenberg. A few friends of his have heard, they all applied to the arts and sciences school and are also at the beginning of the alphabet.</p>

<p>Accepted </p>

<p>Commonwealth Honors College
$10K Scholarship
3.5 GPA unweighted
2080 SAT
Very rigourous course load, nothing below honors for 4 years, 4 AP Classes</p>

<p>Considered UMass a safety school but need to take a second look and talk to the coach…</p>

<p>"I hope you are also getting the Adams, if so $3700/year is not that bad. "</p>

<p>Since when is it $3700? I was told the Adams scholarship is for tuition only. When you look at the "Tuition and Fees’ breakdown, the tuition portion is only $900. I hope I am wrong, but I was told it covers tuition only, not tuition and fees.</p>

<p>It is $857 per semester (so $1714) plus the $2000 scholarship received.</p>

<p>@freecycle…DS back end of the alphabet (S) and still under review. He’s an A student with strong SAT and EC’s so it probably comes down to the quantity of apps to sift through and time!</p>

<p>To those still waiting and checking online status; I received my acceptance package in the mail two days ago and my status still says “Under Review”; I think you will have better luck checking the mailbox :slight_smile: Good luck, fingers crossed for you!</p>

<p>just got accepted to the Isenberg School of Management in the mail, my spire account still says “under review”</p>

<p>GPA: 3.3
SAT: 1320/1970
ACT:28
100+ hours of volunteering, captain of football and ice hockey teams at the public high school I attend (in-state).</p>

<p>Goodluck to all!</p>

<p>MEsearch…same boat GPA 4.2 ACT 32 and still waiting. Hoped to hear because I was planning on visiting over winter break</p>

<p>D just got her letter- Accepted + $2000 scholarship.
Public HS, in-state
SAT - 2070
SAT II - Bio 620, USH-660, LIT-770
GPA-4.1
Rank 16/250 - in the top 10%
ECs- lots of Music and Softball (year round), ice hockey and Figure skating</p>

<p>** It is $857 per semester (so $1714) plus the $2000 scholarship received.**</p>

<p>good to know, thanks!</p>

<p>Just got my letter in the mail–Honors College & Dean’s scholarship :)</p>

<p>I am end of alphabet and haven’t hear yet. I live in MA and applied EA.</p>

<p>I am out of state, applied late October (Early Action) and haven’t heard anything :frowning: However, my neighbor who applied a week earlier than I did in October got her acceptance package on the 17th. Not quite sure what’s going on. Going to keep waiting…</p>

<p>I got my acceptance letter in the mail today! $10,000 Chancellor’s Scholarship & Honors College acceptance! I have a 30 ACT score, 4.16 weighted GPA, and am in the top 10% of my class.</p>

<p>Accepted as a Legal Studies (BA) major!
Also accepted to the Commonwealth Honors College with an $8,000 Chancellor’s Scholarship.</p>