<p>Son received Mckissick scholarship today, instate tuition plus 2000.00 per year. What a nice offer, we visited last week, a beautiful school.</p>
<p>Makes his decision really difficult.</p>
<p>Congrats! Our D received Cooper offer today. We visited in January and she loved the school. Hope she makes this decision soon. Good luck to everyone else waiting for the letters.</p>
<p>Son also received McKissick today. He will definitely be going but still hoping to get into Capstone. So happy to have a decision.</p>
<p>Post stats please i’m dying to know. If I get it, I’m going-- if not, then I can’t. :(</p>
<p>Mckissick…instate plus 2000.00 per year…OOS/NY/male/30ACT/1340SATS/GPA…don’t know, overall 93 average/all honors/6AP’s by senior year.</p>
<p>So does Capstone decision come in a separate correspondence from the school? D received Woodrow today.</p>
<p>Capstone does come separately. My S is a junior there and it has been wonderful. Capstone was a great environment–made some great friends–all who are very serious academically but also have enjoyed themselves. If you do well, opportunities will come. S has a great internship and has received other scholarships along the way. He can’t see himself anywhere else. We are from PA.</p>
<p>Thanks, rajalg. Much appreciated.</p>
<p>Rajalg…we are from NY, does student travel northbound present a problem? May I ask what is your son’s major? Where was capstone housed when he was in freshman year?</p>
<p>@pbojkner just got the mckissick scholarship today; 3.97 UW GPA and 1340 SAT</p>
<p>Got the Woodrow 4.1 weighted 1230 two part :)</p>
<p>My son received the McKissick. 31 ACT 4.13 GPA. Congrats to all!</p>
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<p>So relieved that S received the McKissick today. Worth $72,700 over 4 years - that’s significant for us! He also received a Jesse Mercer Scholarship from Mercer U - $96,000 over 4 years. He just has to visit Mercer in a couple of weeks and make a decision. Congrats to all who have heard and best of luck to those who have not.</p>
<p>Oh stats - SAT 1350 math & verbal, didn’t take ACT, weighted gpa 4.2ish (give or take)</p>
<p>D got a letter in the mail today awarding her a McKissick!</p>
<p>OOS, 3.5UW/4.1W, 1320/1980 SAT</p>
<p>Son received a letter with a Cooper scholarship, in state tuition plus another $4000.<br>
Annual Tuition and Fees - In-state: $10,168, Out-of-state: $26,352
Annual Tuition and Fees for an out of state student with a Cooper scholarship - $6,168.
This is pretty nice.
I am thinking we should schedule an Honors visit to SC during April but maybe not buy the plane tickets yet.</p>
<p>i got the Mckissic scholarship today! Really throws a wrench in my decision, i thought I was committed to UF. (I’ve never been to the state of South Carolina) hopefully i can visit for Scholar’s day. </p>
<p>4.43 GPA 1850 SAT</p>
<p>MidwestMom - I got the same scholarship today! It definitely put SC higher on the list. Combine that with Lieber for National Merit and it’s hard to say no. Tuition will be $168… all that’s left is room & board.</p>
<p>D received the Woodrow scholarship today with the primary benefit being that OOS tuition is reduced from $25,952 to $13,780 (including an add’l $500 award). SAT 2,050 (1,350 for 2) 3.87 GPA and tons of EC’s/ APs. Very affordable now. But sooo far away (we’re from CA). Any other Californian’s out there?</p>
<p>Capstone does come separately. My S is a junior there and it has been wonderful. Capstone was a great environment–made some great friends–all who are very serious academically but also have enjoyed themselves. If you do well, opportunities will come. S has a great internship and has received other scholarships along the way. He can’t see himself anywhere else. We are from PA. </p>
<p>rajalg-what other scholarships came your son’s way? Any other advise for taking full advantage of the capstone experience?</p>