chance me!
Applied RD with
4.6 W/3.94 UW
35 [ACT]
pretty strong ECs (with leadership) and essays
Studio Arts Major with solid portfolio!
(OOS, Private high school in OC, CA)
I just wanted to get a feel for what I should expect!
Maybe try registering again using the original email. It wouldn’t make sense for them to not send confirmation emails unless the registration didn’t actually register.
Just wanted to make you all aware that these are alumni who are volunteering their time to interview candidates. There is a regional coordinator that will let the alumni know who has requested an interview and then the alumni will reach out if they have time available. With all that is going on right now, things may be delayed.
You do not have to have an interview to be admitted.
I applied to the College of Arts and Sciences as a prospective International Studies major, but I received an email about ISP (which, according to the email, was sent to students who indicated a desire to major in science or mathematics)… Did this happen to anyone else? I’m a bit confused as to what that would mean
I received the email as well. With a quick google search, I found that it holds almost no significance in terms of acceptance to the actual university. It’s pretty much just a marketing email that is separate from your actual Northwestern application.
On our last visit, we had spoken with one of the professors involved with ISP.
ISP is a very intense program (akin to an Honors program) at Northwestern meant for more “nerdy” kids who want a challenging dose of the science curriculum. They have different curriculum and distribution requirements. It is a very competitive program and well-reputed.
I can’t imagine the interview making any difference whatsoever. My son said his interviewer knew his name and THAT’S IT! He said the interviewer didn’t really ask much at all and was basically just there to answer his questions. No insightful questions on their part from what he told me.
You signed up for an interview which is probably the same level of “importance” as actually having one. Just my opinion though…