<p>Congrats to everyone! </p>
<p>Sofaraway, I’m almost positive you’ll get in! What are your stats and maybe we can chance you! :)</p>
<p>3.2, 1630 sat, I think since they count individual scores.
I have a really huge upward grade trend and I’m hoping they notice.</p>
<p>I got in before Christmas but I also applied early. I just visited it the other day… The campus is beautiful! I loved it right away. Also, I didn’t think the surrounding neighborhood was that bad at all, but that is just me. Congratulations everyone else! I’m planning on being in Seattle in September! :)</p>
<p>That’s not bad at all sofaraway! You’ll make it in (well, I’m not part of the committee but it seems like you’re in reasonable range!) :)</p>
<p>AKGirl, you should tell us all about it so we can (or I can) get a feel for it. My parents are too poor to let me travel, but will probably let me choose one school. :D</p>
<p>is Seattle U reasonable to pay for, that’s another factor too…</p>
<p>uw20106- Sit in on a class!! Cause that’s what you’re going to be doing in college…going to class. You might love it or hate it. Also, i really wished i had seen the Connolly center (gym). now that i think about it, i dont even know where it is…I guess i just forgot about that. But also, take the student tour. it’s not that long. </p>
<p>Sofaraway- They’ll notice the upward grade trend. I heard colleges really like that. (me on the other hand…my grades have slowly been dropping, and i still got in…so let’s just hope that the senioritis doesnt continue through college)</p>
<p>It’s so hard to wait…lol
Everyday I’ve been checking if there is mail for me.</p>
<p>Question: For the scholarships do they count your gpa before first semester senior year? Because if they count my gpa now I’m eligible for more money.</p>
<p>I got accepted!! I am sooo happy! :)</p>
<p>Congratulations! Maybe my daughter and I will see you at Accepted Students Day in April. We are anxiously awaiting the financial aid offer, just as you are. Enjoy your celabratory evening!</p>
<p>Congratulations sofaraway!
Told you so…</p>
<p>anyway…so…financial aid? When do we hear about that?</p>
<p>The book thing says in late march.
I hope I can afford it because that’s the only thing leaving me unsure.</p>
<p>Oh and there is an accepted students day in April??
Idk if I can make that, can’t afford to fly up there right now, but I didn’t know that; I thought there was only the summer orientation.</p>
<p>yea i guess there is. i’m not sure if i’m going to go though</p>
<p>Exactly when in April is it?
Is there a link with more info?</p>
<p>Seattle U has an active Facebook page where you could get quick answers to your questions. They also have numerous admitted students days for different cities and states.</p>
<p>And admitted students days aren’t required; they’re not like summer orientation. They’re just an opportunity for you to see campus as part of your decision-making process. Or if you go to one of the local admitted student receptions, it’s at least an opportunity to ask questions.</p>
<p>Congrats, everyone! Hope to see you in the fall!</p>
<p>So I got an email from SU about open house and it also said FA packages are being sent out the 3rd week of March! Next week! This will determine whether I am going there or not; I’m so anxious.</p>
<p>I got my acceptance yesterday! With a scholarship!!</p>
<p>Stats: none. I’m self-educated. Which is what made my acceptance even more shocking! Thanks you Seattle U for believing in me!</p>
<p>It came in a big yellow envelope. Inside is a brick-red folder with their logo embossed on the cover.</p>
<p>I sent in my application the night of… the 14th of January.</p>
<p>@paigemg & pop</p>
<p>Hey… I like that sketchy neighborhood. There are tons of art venues. For example the Frye Art Museum is just a couple of a blocks away. Another example would be The Oddfellows Hall; on the top floor is a ballroom that has dancing every night. Swing dancing twice a week! Woowoo!! And then there’s Cal Anderson Park which is a short walk away. Plus easy access to Pioneer Square, downtown, and the U district by direct bus lines.</p>
<p>The invite came today for admitted students days, either April 11 or April 17.</p>
<p>yeah I got it.
too bad I can’t go =/
If I do end up going to Seattle the first time I’ll see the campus is summer orientation.</p>
<p>Never mind!
Flying to Seattle on Apr 6!!!</p>