<p>oh well, those SAT's bit me in the butt. Good luck to the rest of you. I'm also OOS so it was definitely a long shot.</p>
<p>what are your stats?</p>
<p>what are your stats and did you just find out? online? by mail?</p>
<p>Sorry to hear hayze. What was ur GPA? an how did you find out?</p>
<p>aw i'm sorry hayze. but i'm sure you'll do great wherever you end up
i creeped a little haha and looked at some other posts of yours to find your stats. it seems they were a 3.6 and a 1060/1610?
that's shocking that you didn't at least make summer. and i can't say if you being out of state made a difference. was there anything that maybe would have been a reg flag for admissions? or did you apply fall and then checked off summer</p>
<p>I was also rejected today. I had very similar stats, 3.6 ranked 16 of 129 and had a 1080/1600 on the SAT. Not only did I have those stats but I had a plethora of leadership positions as well. Guess the applicant pool was really good. Must say I'm utterely disappointed and a little shocked.</p>
<p>I have a 3.4 uw 3.6 w. My SAT is 1610/2400 1040/1600. Oh and just to add insult to injury, the denial came in a BIG envelope! That sucked.
No red flag that I know of...peer leader, captain of varsity cheerleading 2 years, community service, honors classes, only 1 AP and 1 dual enrollment class. They did say if I wanted to apply to another campus I could do so....um, no thanks :-//</p>
<p>I can't agree with you more Hayze, upon receiving the big envelope I thought I had gotten accepted. The fact that they mail you that big thing, with a chance for another campus is a slap in the face. The so called decision is supposedly 66 percent based on the GPA and I think that's a load of bs. I think we were both robbed; the only thing to blame is the faltering economy and Penn State's low price tag. Where else did you apply?</p>
<p>Wait did you guys put a second choice for a campus?</p>
<p>Penn State's cost to attend is not that low, its actually one of the more expensive state schools out there.</p>
<p>I didn't choose a second choice campus, since I'm out of state and would rather attend one of my own state school's then go to a branch campus. Well in my opinion 17,000 is a great bargain for a school that is ranked 48 by the U.S. News World Report.</p>
<p>I did not put down a second choice of campus. I understand that Penn State is not a cheap ride for in state students , but isn't it cheaper than going oos.</p>
<p>did either of you have any alumni in your family? and what about honor classes an ap's?</p>
<p>no alumni, honors classes all 4 years, 1 AP 1 dual enrollment.</p>
<p>Im so nervous. My stats are 3.79 GPA 1680 SATS (1150 out of 1600) Lots of Honors 3 Aps and Dad and sister went there (sister currently). I put fall down and put altoona for my second choice</p>
<p>good luck Pitt!! No news is still good news! FYI, my status did not change on mypsu</p>
<p>did either of you apply for summer? if you guys didnt even get into that there is no way i will because both of you were pretty good. i only have a 3.5 but i have a combined score of a 1760 and 1140 out of 1600.</p>
<p>but still. if you guys didnt get in summer there's no way i will
and hayze, what was your SAT out of 2400 because they look at the SAT out of 2400, not 1600. they look at writing now</p>
<p>Thanks Hayze lets hope so. With your scores so close to mine Im scared to find out. When did apply>?</p>
<p>denied for summer too. SAT 1610/2400</p>
<p>We read a story in the paper recently that said PSU is the most expensive public school in the country, in light of their recent tuition increases. </p>
<p>I believe the tuition for OOS is actually around 24K, plus another 8K or so per year for room & board. That's not counting summer session, which costs another 5 or 6 grand.</p>