<p>I got in as well! My cheeks hurt because I can’t stop smiling!</p>
<p>Congrats LadyPikachu!</p>
<p>Deferred. T_T</p>
<p>Had a 2180 SAT and a 3.7 GPA, but got 2 Cs in Q1 of Senior year. Also had no outstanding ECs, awards, or honors. This was supposed to be my safety school but looks like I’m going to community college now.</p>
<p>Also got deferred. Only had a 1860 SAT but still was expecting to get in. Not really bummed about getting deferred as much as I am worried about my chances at Northeastern now.</p>
<p>Sorry Khorik, I’m surprised you got deferred! Don’t give up hope–I still think you have a pretty good shot!</p>
<p>Accepted! 
(2290 SAT and 3.9 W GPA if it matters. School doesn’t “unweight” so I don’t know my UW)
This is my top choice tied with Northeastern, so I’m very pleased first acceptance too :D</p>
<p>D2 accepted in nj
Attended camp this summer at wpi
Also awaiting northeastern
Deferred at cwru
Need to show interest, since schools have so many qualified applicants</p>
<p>Congrats guys! Funny, I’m also eagerly awaiting Northeastern. See you all on the EA Northeastern thread? lol</p>
<p>I got accepted too! (2020 SAT, 33 ACT)</p>
<p>Did anyone hear anything about merit scholarships? I was expecting to but I didn’t! I am also eagerly awaiting Northeastern :p</p>
<p>Deferred as well I have a 3.2 GPA 2030 SAT, 750 M, had a 3.5 first quarter senior year but a C- in AB Calc. Extremely nervous for Northeastern now. Oh well.</p>
<p>Congrats to everyone accepted! To those who didn’t make it the first round, you still have a shot, don’t give up!</p>
<p>Awww for some reason I didn’t apply to Northeastern EA but I applied RD. Gosh darn, more waiting. Dx</p>
<p>I’ll post some more detailed stats for future people looking at this thread:</p>
<p>SAT: 2210 M790, W710, CR710
SAT II’s: Chem 760, Math 2 770, USH 760
Top 5%, 4.5 W GPA, 3.9 UW</p>
<p>I’m an Asian female…yipeeeee</p>
<p>I forgot to post my stats (I was accepted):</p>
<p>SAT: 1980 (640 Math, 660 Reading, 680 Critical Writing)
SAT IIs: 630 Math 2, 690 Math 1
GPA: 3.9
Interview: Pretty good
EC’s: Lots of them–probably the only reason I got accepted</p>
<p>Also, Asian male</p>
<p>DS got accepted and is thrilled…this was his top choice. 2270/3.35UW 5.35W/Full IB/Eagle Scout/NMSF…</p>
<p>I feel interest was key: we visited last March and he interviewed in October with regional rep and exchanged a few emails with the latter. DS got deferred from CWRU, having not visited or interviewed (although we did request an alumni interview) and I think that may have made a difference.</p>
<p>Will post full profile if someone would be so kind as to post the template…;)</p>
<p>Accepted</p>
<p>GPA: 3.98/4 Unweighted
SAT: 2060 (700 M, 640 CR, 720 WR)
EC’s: 2 Varsity sports and Captain, NHS, Volunteer club, Part-Time work</p>
<p>To all those deferred: This was one of the best and brightest applicant pools for almost every college in the U.S. Don’t be disappointed, try hard for the acceptance.</p>
<p>Accepted, stats:
SAT: 2150, ACT: 33, GPA (UW): 3.36, (W): 4.12
Head and Co-founder of school’s Ultimate team.
Part-time job
Good reccs / essay</p>
<p>ultimateisasport: Did you find any announcement from WPI or any other source that provided data to support your statement? Anyone see anything yet that reported the %accepted from the EA pool? I noticed other schools were pretty quick to release that data.</p>
<p>My S accepted: GPA: 88.5 (no significant weighting factor compared with other schools)
10 total honors/AP courses (mostly math/science)
ACT: 28 (Math-32)
I agree 100% with: dowagercountess regarding expressed “interest”</p>
<p>Accepted :)</p>
<p>GPA: My school does not report but probably whatever an A- is, unweighted
SAT: 2270 (740 M, 760 CR, 770 WR)
EC’s: Mock trial (captain, lead attorney), Gay, Lesbian, or Whatever (vice president), literary magazine (managing editor), math team, robotics (secretary), stage manager of all high school shows, disciplinary committee representative, tour guide, piano, volunteer at charity thrift shop, AP chemistry tutor, student blogger, summer job as stage manager for repertory theatre company</p>
<p>Also, I’m a female applying for physics who attended Frontiers I this past summer (the physics program). Essay was about me trying to fix a vacuum even though I’m a “germaphobe.” Didn’t interview.</p>
<p>ACCEPTED!!! WPI is tied for my top school with Cal Poly SLO
ACT: 33
GPA: 4.21
1 B and the rest A’s for senior year so far.
Fair amount of ECs with leadership roles
I am a female who applied for Architectural Engineering and I wrote my essay about building and designing structures/small scale houses in my backyard.
I showed a lot of interest because I visited, interviewed, met with a professor, and had a lot of email back and forths with my admissions person.
I also submitted a supplemental flex path with a computer drafted model airplane from my 10th grade engineering principles class and a house that I designed in my architecture class last year. Both projects won awards at the local county fair.</p>
<p>Accepted and will be eagerly awaiting Northeastern.</p>
<p>Since it seems to be common, here’s the stats.
GPA: 3.4 unweighted
ACT: 34
SAT2: Math 2: 750 Chemistry: 710
Curriculum: Many Honors classes, 7 AP.
EC’s: Varsity Track, XC, Soccer, Tech Clubs, Internship at software company, Volunteer at local morning market
Interviewed, talked to professor, went well.
Location: Florida
White Male
Major: Computer Science</p>
<p>Would take Northeastern over WPI, but WPI was my #5 school so it is very nice to be accepted. </p>
<p>@khorik, I am very surprised you were deferred, I would expect you would get in somewhere else if not here. Best of luck. Perhaps you were deferred to see if your Q1 grades went up? I would say you’ve still got a great chance here.</p>
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<p>Funny, as different as they may seem to a casual observer, those are my son’s two top schools too.</p>
<p>ACCEPTED!! Electrical and Computer Engineering</p>
<p>SAT: 2150
SAT II: 800 Math, 730 Chemistry, 700 Bio E
GPA: 3.65 W (All honors and AP classes)
EC: Robotics team (captain), varsity softball (captain) and soccer, summers spend taking courses at JHU, technical theater (sound operator), piano, guitar, drums, Girl Scouts gold award, softball coach and robotics mentor for middle school students</p>