<p>Heard back from Clark. </p>
<p>1° (Rejections):
- Wellesley College
- University of Rochester (not rejected flat out, but waitlisted)</p>
<p>2° (Admissions):
- Agnes Scott College, $23,000 in merit per year (went to an event which gave me the opportunity to increase merit aid), Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $22,323 per year*
- Baylor University, $17,000 in merit per year, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $37,086 per year**
- Clark University, $18,000 in merit per year, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: 31,370 per year*
- DePauw University, $19,000 in merit per year, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $35,026 per year*
- Indiana University at Bloomington, $1,000 in merit per year, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $42,012*
- University of California, Riverside, $5,000 in merit per year, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $27,255*
- University of Colorado, Boulder, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $48,929***
- University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $31,374***
- University of Pittsburgh, Main Campus, Cost using 2013-2014 tuition rate: $37,374***
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute, $11,000 in merit per year, Cost for 2014-2015: $48,504*</p>
<p><em>I have yet to hear about need-based aid. I think for Agnes Scott I will be receiving the letter sometime this week, and for DePauw sometime next week. Not sure about the other schools.
*</em>Baylor released their need-based aid. I only got $365 per semester.
***I haven’t heard anything about merit aid nor need-based aid at these schools.</p>
<p>3° (Schools I’m waiting on):
- Boston University
- Carleton College
- Case Western Reserve University
- Emory University
- Franklin and Marshall College
- Georgia Tech
- Oxford College of Emory
- Rice University
- Smith College
- Stanford University
- Swarthmore College
- University of Puget Sound
- University of Southern California
- UC Berkeley
- UCLA
- UCSD
- UC Davis
- UC Irvine
- UC Santa Cruz</p>