it would be greatly appreciated if you could post the stats of the student accepted, to give a general idea i guess. thank you!!
accepted (Fall)
in-state
biology
sat - 1190
uw 3.9 / w 4.34
Forgot stats the first time:
Accepted
OOS
Sat 1340
Weighted gpa 4.3
11APs
Girl Scout gold award, congressional bronze medal, VP NHS, lots of ECs
But no tuition waver 
Accepted for fall
1260 SAT
3.5 uw gpa
4.9 w gpa
extracurriculars (sports, job, leadership) & heartfelt essay
Accepted -summer
Sat 1220
Wgpa- 3.89
OOS
Seminole Pathways. I had an 88 average and 34 ACT. My brother was admitted with a 90 and 1390. How is this even possible?
Accepted!
In state
4.2 gpa
31 ACT
ec weren’t the best
killer essay however
& I also got the University Freshman scholarship! 
#FSU23
Daughter was accepted. We were shocked. She applied January 3rd. Environmental Engineering
if still nothing appeared for financial aid should I call or what
@12345hii - I just noticed on one of the forms it mentions this about financial aid:
“To view your financial aid information, you must first claim your permanent FSUID (as outlined above), then you can log in through your myFSU Portal.”
I did that @Scholar2023
Apost12 I would call. Your stats should be good enough for at least summer
If the gpa was lower than summer of you filled out resume and did essays and was at least or close to a 3.8 I would talk with them about it
Admitted - OOS - 1420 SAT - not sure what his FSU GPA was. 3.93 HS. Doesn’t appear he got any kind of scholarship. We were hoping for something (especially OOS waiver). May have to explore FYA (Freshman Year Abroad) to see if that makes it affordable.
Is there a way we can check the FSU GPA? My son accepted. 34 ACT. 3.90 gpa (I think). No scholarship. Do they only give freshman OOS waiver? Or do they give amount in between?
@scholar2023 , where do you see the OOS waiver ?
Daughter accepted Fall 2019.
GPA: 3.75 unweighted, 5.67 weighted at time of application;
SSAR updated with 1st semester grades: 3.77 unweighted, 6.00 weighted.
SAT: 1350
Extracurriculars: NHS, NEHS, Rho Kappa, Tri-M, marching band, wind ensemble, full orchestra, club volleyball, robotics team, eSports league, 250+ service hours, part-time employment.
9 AP courses, 4 DE courses.
Florida resident.
Son accepted- IS
3.4 W GPA (IB Program)
1270 SAT
He was offered summer term as a start date, which I wasn’t too thrilled about until I saw that Florida requires 9 hours of summer credit- thoughts on starting in summer vs. traditional fall start?
Accepted Fall 2019
Unweighted GPA: 3.67
SAT: 1450
Extracurriculars: 90 hours of community service
PsychoDad10, I have friends who are great proponents of starting in the summer because the kids get to acclimate themselves to the campus and college life without the crush and chaos of a million other kids arriving at the same time. It is a kinder, gentler introduction to college. The 9 required summer credits can also be taken online, however, so summer on campus is not ultimately a requirement. My daughter refuses to give up her last free summer before starting college, so it was not an option for us.
Mine is at the bottom of the decision letter. I had to click the link to the decision letter and then the below was at the bottom left of the letter. The “Scholarship Letter” was a link to another doc.
"The following letters are available for this account:
Scholarship Letter - January 31, 2019
January 31, 2019 (displayed)"