@stepl100 Mid-March
Financial Aid package received. $9 on top of the $12 prez scholarship.
Accepted Early Decision II from California. Awarded Marist College Scholarship ($5,000 totaling $20,000 each year)
When do (did?) Honors invites go out?
Does anyone know if Regular decision comes out this week ?
@mcomom2 I would think. I don’t know if it depends on the area or when you put out your application. I think saw them saying that were sending out decisions from mid-march to the 1st of April
I got my letter today in the mail. I was waitlisted @mcomom2
My DD got her acceptance today in the mail
My D also wait listed - Oh well Marist off the list then! Accepted into Northeastern, Fordham, Loyola Maryland, UPitt, Rutgers, St Joseph’s PA - net good choices if we can afford them!
@stepl100 Your D choices are awesome! I am surprised she was waitlisted by Marist, their loss. Good luck to your D, she should be proud.
@stepl100 did you D apply EA or ED to fordham?
@izzy292 - D applied EA to all the colleges she has acceptances to - including Fordham. Initially deferred at Northeastern but accepted yesterday in RD round. Challenge is costs as no FA so relying on merit scholarships to help with costs
Anybody know when to expect RD decisions, my guess is by the end of the week. Thoughts?
Waitlisted, at Marist with a 1390 SAT, 94.2 GPA and 8 AP Courses. Not sure as to why but it’s okay, many other great options!
@cutebunnies198 Is that for EA or RD?
I applied EA and referred to RD then was waitlisted 
My daughter got hers today and was waitlisted. It said they had 10,000 applicants for 1,000 spots.
OOS 4.4 weighted GPA, 4.0 unweighted 8 AP classes with 4 and 5’s.
Varsity athlete x 4 years, multisport, SGA, NHS, Young LIfe, part time job, etc…
Psychology major
Last year there were 11,300 applications
My daughter waitlisted as well. Full IB student, varsity athlete etc,
I wonder if some of you guys are getting the short end because you’re too strong. If they think that they are your safety they might deny you. You’d hurt their yield. (Tufts syndrome)