<p>I applied to PSU at the end of October. Don't they have rolling admissions? I feel like I should have heard by now. Could this extended time mean something is wrong with my scores or grades? The picture has never changed, neither has the "Your application has been received and is being reviewed" statement. These are my stats:</p>
<p>SAT: 2050 (660 M, 690 R, 700 W)
SAT IIs: Lit 700, Math Level 1 600 (I am retaking these in Jan, my Lit should be at least at a 750 and Math should be near 700. I'll add on World History as well.)
ACT: 32 (28 M, 33 R, 33 W, 32 SC)
Unweighted GPA: 3.89
Weighted GPA: 5.44
AP Classes: AP World/3, AP Enviro/3, AP Lang/4, AP Psych/4, AP Gov/?, AP Lang/?, AP European History/?
Rank: 32 out of 437
Percentile: Top 8%
165 Hrs of Community Service
Essays: Great
Recs: Fantastic
Counselor Rec: Great
Location: Tampa
School Type: Public
Ethnicity: White
Gender: Female</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
International Thespian Troupe 4 yrs, VP for 2 yrs.
Straight superiors Florida State Thespian Festival 3 yrs
Straight superiors Florida State One Act Festival 3 yrs
President and Editor of the school literary magazine
Secretary of the school book club 2 yrs
President - Future Educators of America
Rho Kappa Social Studies Honors Society
Drama Club 4yrs
Environmental Club 3 yrs
GSA 3 yrs
Church choir featured soloist 3 yrs
Youth Group - 5 yrs
AP Scholar with Honor
Most Valuable Student Musical Theatre 2 yrs
HCTE Essay Contest Winner
Food pantry volunteer service 4 yrs
Metropolitan Ministries 4 yrs
Community Theatre 9 yrs
Piano 14 yrs, 3 as a teacher
Work experience - PacSun clothing, summer job</p>
<p>Do I need to be worried? Just wanting to calm some nerves.</p>
<p>you have nothing to worry about. I would say you should easily get in. I got in last month with a 30 ACT and a 3.5 GPA you should get in very soon. If you don’t get a reply by Feb 1st then you should call them but they probably havent looked at you application yet.</p>
<p>Uhmazingmallory, what school did you apply to? I know that the honors college and business school is very difficult to get in to. I’m just curious because I applied in October as an undeclared major and I haven’t heard back yet either.</p>
<p>If you apply before November 30th, they will give you the decision around Jan 28th
If you apply before December 30th, they will give you the decision around Feb 28th
Is on the Mypenn description</p>
<p>Italicshadow: I am applying to the College of Arts and Architecture, to pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre. And I’m applying to Schreyer’s right now actually!</p>
<p>Have you scheduled your audition yet? According to the psu website, it looks like for application to the BFA Musical Theatre major you also need to schedule an audition by February 1.</p>
<p>Hi mallory! My daughter is auditioning for the Musical Theatre BFA this Saturday at the NY Unifieds. The person I spoke to said the application status will not change until after the audition. We’re in North Florida and my daughter has also been very involved with thespians. She has been to state every year. She performed on the mainstage last year and this year she finally gets to compete in solo musical (her school only allows seniors to compete). Anyway, hope this puts your mind at ease.</p>
<p>Oh- and my daughter applied mid-October. It’s the only school she’s still waiting to hear from. The admissions person also told me that if she doesn’t get in the BFA MT program, then she would need to call admissions and they can discuss alternatives (I asked about this because I thought you had to be accepted into the school first). Of course, I have a lot of confidence in my daughter but as you know, if they already have someone like her in the program, she may not get in. Hundreds of kids audition and they only have spots for less than 20. That’s theatre for you. Good luck to you mallory. Your stats are Uhmazing!</p>
<p>You’re welcome! Glad I can help. I certainly understand how frustrating this wait can be. I went through the same process with my son two years ago but with him being a boy- it was much less competitive. Boys have it so much easier!</p>