Applied: 11/14/21
Accepted: 12/11/21
GPA: 3.65 Weighted
ACT: 27 superscored
AP/Honors: 4 AP’s, 6 Honors
Major: Marketing
Decision Plan: Early Action
Scholarship: Provost Scholarship (132,000 over 4 years)
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UW GPA – 3.80; W GPA – 4.17
Rank: 71/276
1 AP Class (Spanish, 4 on the exam)
1390 SAT (Submitted)
– More in depth info on my Chance Me in my profile
Applied Early Action on November 15th, accepted December 10th (+ 5 year dual-degree program)
Major: Journalism
Merit: Provost Scholarship of $30,500 per year, $122,000 over four years
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DS got the presidential scholarship by email (32K per year, totaling to 128K over 4 years)
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D22 just checked and got the Presidential Scholarship for $32,000 per year / $128,000 over 4 years. She has a 32 and 3.9 uw and 4.7 w. 5 APs. and lots of honors classes. Congrats everyone!
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Awesome sounding with the merits and my daughter falls right in line with stats. Can’t wait to bug my daughter to check her email
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@bkg I believe you posted to an old Hofstra account
I did thanks- I haven’t heard either way and I was wondering if Hofstra posts about being deferred or if they send a letter. My status went from EA1 to EA2 . I applied in October so I suspect that I got deferred. Someone last year had a similar situation but didn’t say what ended up happening.
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congrats to your daughter! Her stats sound amazing. Mine aren’t nearly as good so I’m sure that I probably got deferred.
My D22 got the presidential scholarship for $33k over 4 years. Her stats: 3.9uw/4.5w, 20/500 rank, 1350(670math,680reading), 6 AP, other classes all honors.
Her major is film/television
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Bkg don’t give up - they are definetly looking at things more holistically.
My kid had a disastrous freshman year, and as a result their GPA is nowhere near what it should be. Even though the next three years were all A’s and high B’s.
My kids stats:
GPA 3.2 UW, 3.3 weighted
1 honors class, no AP
No sports, a couple of EC’s
Applied test optional
Accepted with Dean’s Scholarship of $20,500 per year/ $82,000 over 4 years.
Majoring in Biology.
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D22 got her merit scholarship in the mail. Presidential scholarship 32K per year and admittance to the Honors College. Her stats are 4.0 uw, Rank 11/437, Test optional, 10 AP’s, all other classes honors, numerous extracurriculars. Her major is communications. Congratulations to everyone who was admitted!
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My son just got message to check his email and was accepted Early Action.
3.6 weighted gpa/ 3.25 unweighted
Theatre and Varsity Lax
Did not submit test scores
Major: Journalism
Dean Scholarship of 24k a year - 96k total
Hofstra is his first choice and I am thrilled for it to be his first acceptance- it still maybe a financial longshot for us so anxiously awaiting getting more need based aid information.
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My daughter just checked email and received the deans scholarship of $24,500/year - $98K for four years. Not her first choice, but we will see where else she gets accepted and go from there. Congratulations to everyone! And good luck to everyone still waiting.
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My D22 got her packet in the mail today and also got into the Honors College!
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Applied: End of October, EA1
Percentile: Top 30%
SAT: 1310 (620 - English, 690 - Math)
GPA: Unweighted - 3.67, Weighted - 4.33
Class Rigor: All Honors, 3 APs
Major: Mathematics & Adolescent/Secondary Education
Extracurriculars: Choir, Pre-Law/Debate, and 150+ Hours Volunteering
Merit - Presidential Scholarship ($32K per year)
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I got moved from EA1 to EA2 and my admission counselor asked me for an interview. Does this usually happen?
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DS just got the supplemental for BS/MD this morning.
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Is that an invitation to apply for that now? Sounds good!
I just wish the cost of attendance wasn’t so high to begin with.
@Winky1 true. But it’s not too bad for NY after scholarship compared to others.
Yes - they require him to complete a few more essays, Casper test and the he gets invited for an interview
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Got an email today requesting an interview. I saw another post with the same situation.