<p>@aqualh You have posted several GPAs and test scores, how do you know which scores Cal Poly accessed?
Your other post said an ACT of 32, which would definitely be appropriate for Cal Poly, plus GPAs of 3.3-3.7, which depending on which classes, and what points they gave you for honors would bring you into the good range for Cal Poly, so Congrats, and I would say your scores were good enough.</p>
<p>Some good info to pass along…</p>
<p>Cal Poly - Preliminary New Freshman Profile Fall 2013</p>
<p>COLLEGE
APPLIED
SELECTED
GPA
ACT
SAT1*</p>
<p>Agriculture, Food & Env. Sciences - 4,025 1,784 3.78 27 1227
Architecture & Env. Design - 1,970 812 3.90 29 1291
Business - 5,604 2,026 3.94 29 1303
Engineering - 12,991 3,781 4.08 31 1388
Liberal Arts - 7,034 2,738 3.85 28 1259
Science & Mathematics - 8,778 2,798 4.04 30 1322
Total 40,402 - 13,939 3.96 29 1311
*NOTE: SAT1 math and reading scores only </p>
<p>@aqualh I don’t think it’s unusual for you to be accepted with those stats. Although they’re not the best, I’ve seen lower get accepted as well, so don’t underestimate yourself. Congrats!</p>
<p>Aerospace Engineering not accepted yet
Act 24 m28 s23 e21
Gpa 4.06
8 aps
A lot of Ec’s
Wrestler
Accepted into Embry riddle, Cal Poly Pomona, SJSU
Cal Poly SLO is my first choice</p>
<p>Just got an Email from CalPoly linking me to a site with a happy video and a step by step process for accepting admission and a little congratulations at the bottom. Not quite the typical acceptance letter but I’ll take it haha. Right now I’m having trouble getting on to my portal because I can’t seem to remember setting up an account but I still have the email from when I sent in my application telling me to make one. Sorry to all of you Californians out there waiting nervously, I thought April 1st was the universal date?
Anyways I’m from Washington
Applied to Architecture
3.95 GPA (unweighted)
1250 SAT (m+cr)
No ACT
RD
Good luck to all of you! </p>
<p>Accepted!
New Jersey
Physics
~3.6 GPA Unweighted
1290/1930 SAT (Along with 4 crappy SAT II tests)
30 ACT</p>
<p>Congrats to all of you who received acceptances! Be sure to join the cal poly facebook group- Cal Poly SLO Class of 2018. There are a few pages so make sure you join the one that is most popular because that is the most active one. Currently there are 565 members! I was accepted ED and it has been great to get to know people thru the page! </p>
<p>@Aqualh cal poly really likes it when you take college courses</p>
<p>S accepted today
WA state
Gen engineering
3.72 GPA (unweighted)
34 ACT superscored
8 AP’s</p>
<p>accepted!
Math
3.85 UW GPA
2 APs
30 ACT</p>
<p>Jumblebee, congrats. In state or out of state?</p>
<p>@jumblebee congrats!! I’m an in state math major too. Do you mind me asking what your unweighted GPA was?</p>
<p>@DaCuda - Congrats! You did what most smart kid’s do. You applied to a good mix of reaches, matches, & safeties. If you get into Cal Poly SLO, your first choice, that would be great. However, if you do not, I’ve done a lot of research into Aero schools and I would rank your acceptances in this order:</p>
<p>Cal Poly Pomona - Excellent program with very close ties to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. In fact, when we went to the admitted student’s day, the Aero program mentioned that they have the largest alumni contingent at JPL. In state and out of state tuition is quite reasonable. Most importantly, Los Angeles is a major hub for the aerospace industry. Raytheon, Aerospace Corp., SpaceX, etc., are all there in force. There will be many opportunities for internships.</p>
<p>SJSU - Great ties to Silicon Valley, good school. I prefer Cal Poly SLO or Pomona.</p>
<p>Embry Riddle - Private school with outrageous tuition. Great if you want to be a pilot as well and money is no object. Which campus did you get into? Florida or Arizona. Florida is a bit more competitive, but both campuses will get the job done. It just depends what you want.</p>
<p>For my kid, SLO was #1 and he got in. However, if he had not been accepted then Pomona would have been the next choice and he would not have been too disappointed.</p>
<p>@OsakaDad - My son has applied to several Aero schools and has been accepted to Cal Poly Pomona, SDSU, CSULB and University of Arizona. He’s still waiting on Cal Poly SLO, UCLA, UC Irvine and UC Davis. Based on your research, how would you rank these schools for Aero? Do you have any websites you would recommend that rank undergraduate Aero schools?</p>
<p>Hey @Bluebird10 @OsakaDad @DaCuda and all of you, :)</p>
<p>I’m applying for Aerospace Engineering at Cal Poly SLO (Dream School in fact my #1 <3 ) I’m applying as an International Student (India)</p>
<p>Stats
SAT: 1320/1600 (720M, 600CR)
GPA(US, after WES evaluation) :4.00
ECs: A lot of hours of community service and other activities
Major: Aerospace Engineering.</p>
<p>I’m really scared about decisions. I hope my stats are fine. :bitesnails: </p>
<p>How friendly is Cal Poly to international applicants? 
I mean in terms of acceptances.</p>
<p>Btw, kudos to those who got in! </p>
<p>Got accepted last night into Civil Engineering. </p>
<p>Stats:
GPA: 3.18 UW, 3.44 CSUW
SAT: 1990 single sitting, 2050 superscore, 1400/1600 M+CR (740M+660CR)
EC’s: Church, political volunteering, music, minimal sports.
Decent course rigor (7AP, 11 honors)</p>
<p>Good luck to everyone else, hope to see you guys there!</p>
<p>@bec1996 are you in or out of state?</p>
<p>Hes OOS.</p>
<p>another day of waiting…or two days actually…</p>
<p>Omg omg, @bec1996, that is good news that means i have a good chance!! 3.4uw 3.6W 10ap, 5honors, 1430/1600 (790m+ 640cr)</p>
<p>@Sierra225, I had a large drop in GPA and it resulted in a 3.3. I have gotten Cs in all of my math classes except sophomore year and the rest being As and Bs from junior year on.
@cantoo THANK YOU :)</p>
<p>@emilyvssv THANKS YA :)</p>