<p>So disappointed! D was deferred, second one now. </p>
<p>1820 SATs
27 ACT
3.5 uw 3.7 w gpa</p>
<p>Her grades this year are nearly straight A’s so I don’t know how anything will change with her come RD.</p>
<p>Congrats to everyone who got in!!</p>
<p>sorry to hear westie. Her SAT and GPA seem to be well within their averages. Did she visit campus? How was her courseload in HS, EC’s, etc.?</p>
<p>I chose to go RD at PC and did not submit SAT’s. my GPA was about a 3.6 UW. visited twice and did the “day in Friar town”</p>
<p>Accepted!
GPA:
3.52 UW
1940 SATs
African American from Connecticut</p>
<p>Also, great recs and extracurriculars!</p>
<p>I suspect it was her class rigor. Even though she took mostly honors, she took no APs.
EC’s were very good, competitive dancer for several years, NHS, church volunteering, a couple of clubs. And she did visit campus and talked to an adcom at her school and both times followed up with nice emails, so the level of interest was there.</p>
<p>Accepted, but no scholarship. Probably won’t go because I didn’t get one.</p>
<p>accepted, no scholarship. if i received any scholarship would i have been notified with my acceptance letter? or are there other scholarships that could come later?</p>
<p>Yetti – you would have received merit scholarship info with your acceptance, financial aid info will come out later.
Westie – while deferral are very disappointing when received, just keep reminding D it’s not a decline. Both NEU and PC want to see her profile again in comparison to the regular application pool – she may do very well in that round.
Best of luck to all as decision time rolls around</p>
<p>Got accepted last week! Cant wait to go visit, I feel that I’m going to love it there.</p>
<p>Little late to the board, but I found out before Christmas. Accepted with $8000 Friar Scholarship
2.96 GPA on 4 scale
top 50% of Class
300+ hours of community service
Several School/Diocesan/Archdiocesan Awards for Service
26/32 classes taken were Honors
Hoping to come here next year!</p>
<p>Two oldest children currently attend PC and have loved their experiences. Neither enjoyed Western Civ though and our oldest (senior) thought it would be more enjoyable to be able to use those credits towards other courses. Senior in HS deferred to RD and is disappointed.</p>
<p>@vineyard7 - I am surprised your high school child did not get admitted EA seeing he/she has siblings there. My D was deferred also and I was surprised because her stats fall right in the middle of the 50% of admitted students. Her gc told us the office got a note from them saying they were admitting less students at EA this year for various reasons, but deferred students should not lose hope. GC told D to let them know of their strong interest in PC and if the student feels that it is their number one choice they could let them know that they would commit if they were admitted RD. She said they would likely admit if a student were to do that.</p>
<p>Did anyone else get their FA in the mail yesterday? Im in NJ and I received it.</p>
<p>Got mine in the mail in Boston. Tentative waiting on tax returns etc.</p>