Decisions

<p>ACCEPTED!!
3.7 GPA 2100 SAT!
2 awesome teach recs and a really cool essay
i was a finalist for the arts merit scholarship for dance so that must have helped me alot! Congrats to all those who were excepted and for those who werent dont worry everything happens for a reason and it’ll all work out!</p>

<p>rejected!
def not a top choice school so i dont care much.
my stats: 90 gpa unweighted, 8 APs, 1770 on the SAT’s
amazing EC’s and great essay.</p>

<p>accepted! bio major
1340/2030 SAT
great essays - the admissions officer e-mailed me about it. </p>

<p>congrats to everyone else!</p>

<p>1320/2010 SAT, 3.95 weight, 3.48 unweighted. I applied as a bio/pre-med major. Although I know on stats alone I was not a shoo-in, I did visit and spoke with a professor who liked me so much she sent comments to admission. Plus, I am from MA and Asian…I really like Bucknell…I’ll most likely take a place for the wait-list, but we’ll see how that goes.</p>

<p>accepted and a presidential fellow =]]</p>

<p>35 on my act and 4.0 gpa unweighted.</p>

<p>good luck to everyone who is still waiting!</p>

<p>accepted with the presidential fellows scholarship/program</p>

<p>2130/2400
1390/1600
93% GPA</p>

<p>What exactly is the Presidential Fellows?</p>

<p>here is a link to the scholarship info:</p>

<p>[Scholarships</a> and Grants || Financial Aid || Bucknell University](<a href=“http://www.bucknell.edu/x571.xml]Scholarships”>Events)</p>

<p>"Presidential Fellows Program</p>

<p>These prestigious scholarships are extremely competitive. We anticipate that about 300 students will be considered for about 25 fellowships offered to members of the Class of 2014.</p>

<p>Selected by the Committee on Admissions, eligible candidates will rank in the top five percent of their high school class, score at least 1450 on the SAT (or equivalent ACT), and show outstanding potential to be contributors to the university. In order to maintain this award for your four years, you must be in good academic standing in terms of both GPA and credit hours. A number of students will have these qualifications, but actual awards are competitive, so not all who qualify will be awarded. </p>

<p>These renewable awards are $12,500 per year, plus a $1,500 internship."</p>

<p>this is their highest merit scholarship, and honestly i would’ve appreciated if it had been worth more because we could really use the money. but i am still excited to have been chosen, as it seems like an excellent (and very selective) honor.</p>

<p>Do you still have to write an essay to be considered for the Presidential Fellows? My D was early admission last year and also a Fellows recipiant but she had to write an essay…but maybe that was just for the EA people. Anyway…congrats to those accepted.</p>

<p>Yes, merhan7, an additional essay was required. The prompt this year was “Describe a project or commitment you have undertaken. Discuss your goals, the things that went well and, in hindsight, what you would have done differently.”</p>

<p>DS accepted from CA, but no FA at all, so he will not be going. :frowning: Loved the school, but can’t afford the pricetag!</p>

<p>any internationals? got the fedex thing yet?</p>

<p>No…I wrote to the admissions office and they just told me to wait…We could see our decisions via the checklist after 12:01 A.M on 29th this month.</p>

<p>phew… so no one has got it yet… I’m waitlisted from all my unis:(</p>

<p>@ricochet, I’ve already got 5 rejection letters, and no offers…:frowning: good luck to you</p>

<p>oh crap harmon… I really hope u get bucknell! All fingers crossed!</p>

<p>i’ve been accepted to fairfield, coe college n wash n jeff; waitlisted @ manhattanville rejected from luther n ohio wesleyan.
however bucknell’s my top choice, i have my fingers crossed!!
harmon, rico best of luck…
for those accepted- congratulations</p>

<p>Dartmouth deferred ED. Colgate,Washington university, Colby, Middlebury waitlisted . No acceptances yet.</p>

<p>accepted as bio major
Dean’s Scholarship (10K per year)
1430/2170
4.19 weighted GPA
not likely to attend :(</p>