Direct admit for engineering students

Does anyone know roughly the amount of first year applicants to engineering disciplines who get selected for their major? When I was on campus I’m pretty sure my tour guide said it was something like 10% but I’m not certain.

I applied for Aerospace, OOS, 34 ACT, 4.0 GPA.

I do not know how many applicants were offered a direct admission to an engineering major last year, but according to the ASEE Online Profile, around 15.1% of freshmen in the College of Engineering were enrolled in a major (the others were enrolled with pre-engineering status).

Thanks!

Ok on the Aero and Astro page on UW’s website it says that “10-15 students” are given direct admit as freshmen. Does that literally mean 10-15 students or do they mean percent?

According to the 2016 ASEE Online Profile, 18 freshmen were enrolled in the Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Department. It does not report how many applicants were offered a direct admission to that major.

I suppose one could assume that if they were all freshmen, they were all directly admitted. Thanks for the info

Yes, as the next entry point is at the start of second year through “Early Admission.”

If you are not offered direct admission (which I understand is mostly awarded to the top Washington high school students and is rarely offered to OOS applicants), your academic profile indicates that you should be a strong candidate for Early Admission.

Good luck!

Thanks! Appreciate the help

My unofficial transcript, under major, says Aero and Astro. Does that mean I’ve been directly admitted?

Yup you’re in. Congrats!

Wow! Thanks!

I’m able to see the unofficial transcript but it lists my major as non matriculated. I applied DA Mechanical Engineering. MyFrontPage says major is non matriculated (Mechanical Engineering beginning in Autumn 2017). I want this to be a good sign of DA, but the way it’s worded has me worried. I believe it’s listed as this because I’m taking some UW in high school classes.

Anyone else have non matriculated as their major?

@BuffytheVS I was a previous DA to CS. I had the same issue. Don’t worry about it.