<p>ACCEPTED! (College)</p>
<p>Prediction: Accepted
Location: New York
Legacy: Double legacy
SAT I: 1530
SAT II: 800, 710, 680, 4 on AP
Rank/GPA: No Rank, 3.75
EC: Extensive journalism experience, captain of varsity sport
Hook: See legacy</p>
<p>Justanothercanuck-</p>
<p>To anser your question, no. My son's GF was deferred at Wharton. She's devastated and so is he. </p>
<p>Choco, interesting to note that my son is a named scholar (per the fin aid letter). I'm betting that you are also a named scholar. Have you checked yet?</p>
<p>ACCEPTED to Wharton but rejected from Huntsman</p>
<p>Location: PA
Affiliations: Both Parents work there
SAT I: 1570
SAT II: 800, 780, 760, 5 on 3 APs
Rank/GPA: 4.0 unweighted, 5.0 weighted
EC: worked at UPenn for the past two summers</p>
<p>Deferred to the College
Male, Pittsburgh PA
No Legacy
1330 SAT
750/660/570 SAT II's
Rank/GPA 2/100 GPA: 5.011
Tons of EC's, founded many important organizations...various writing awards
Hook: promising leader at Kelly Writer's House. </p>
<p>this was late i know, i had to go blow off some steam last night. penn's loss for now...but who knows come spring</p>
<p>Congratulations to everybody who got into Penn ED! I'm a freshman in SAS at Penn now and I can tell you that there are not words strong enough to describe how amazing the Penn experience is. On a side note, let me just tell you that it's great to get in ED because, unlike me who got in RD, you don't have those extra grueling months of waiting. For those of you who were deferred or rejected, let me just say--without trying to sound at all condescending or presumptuous--it may just be for the best. I applied EA to Yale and was deferred and then waitlisted, but now I realize that Penn is so much better for me than Yale ever would have been. So, it's very likely that you'll get in somewhere that, in the end, you'll say "Goodness! I'm <em>so</em> glad I didn't get into Penn ED, because now I'm going to X University and I couldn't imagine being anywhere else." So, I wish you all the best of luck, and I'll look forward to seeing you new '09-ers around campus. If you have any questions, feel free to IM me anytime--my sn is, aside from being kind of corny, pennquaker08. Ciao!</p>
<p>yeah, I did apply to M&T, got deferred. I guess being into science/math and being trilingual didn't help at all.
My scores were well within range, but I guess that they didn't like my app.
Being deferred is like being rejected, I feel...empty...</p>
<p>I compiled stats, and heres how they go. </p>
<p>College (25 apps):
accepted - 18 (72%)
deferred - 4 (16%)
rejected - 3 (12%)
guys who haven't posted: 6</p>
<p>Wharton (20 apps):
accepted - 6 (30%)
deferred - 11 (55%)
rejected - 3 (15%)
guys who haven't posted: 6</p>
<p>SEAS (7 apps):
accepted - 4 (57%)
deferred - 0 (0%)
rejected - 3 (43%)
guys who haven't posted: 1</p>
<p>Nursing (1 app):
accepted - 1 (lol nancy....) (100%)
deferred - 0 (0%)
rejected - 0 (0%)
guys who haven't posted: 0</p>
<p>Here's joint degree people, they might overlap with the other schools....
Huntsman (7 apps):
accepted - 5
deferred - 1
rejected - 1
guys who haven't posted: 4</p>
<p>M and T (7 apps):
accepted - 3
deferred - 2
rejected - 2</p>
<p>Total CC admit rate:
Accepted: 55.2%
Deferred: 26.8%
Rejected: 17.9%</p>
<p>Whoa...55.2% is very high.</p>
<p>Well Catch, you gotta take a few things into account.</p>
<p>1.) Accepted kids are much more inclined to post that they got accepted. So the kids who posted that they were applying ED and got rejected/deferred didn't feel like sharing.</p>
<p>2.) CC'ers are among the nerdiest people on earth. And as such, we're not a real indication of anything.</p>
<p>LOL! I agree Choco. What I was wanting to say is, 55.2% is high, but not high enough...ergh...Penn deferred/rejected some of the best kids on CC...:(</p>
<p>And if ANYONE is actually going to use that set of data to estimate their chances...don't...I think the highest admit rate, according to CC, is Huntsman. :)</p>
<p>what about Nursing?</p>
<p>lol</p>
<p>100%...whoa...what a phenomenon...</p>
<p>College - rejected
Location - Central NJ
Legacy/URM Status - Nope
SAT 1 - 1340
SATIIs - 730 IIC, 680 Writing, 630 Chem
Rank/GPA - No rank and GPA is a 92
Significant ECs or Awards - class council, varsity tennis, swimming, some other ********
Hook - i really wanted to go</p>
<p>prediction: one02many, wharton ED, Deferred</p>
<p>Rejected.
1) ED to wharton
2) southeast PA
3) no legacy
4) 1450 V690 M760
5) SAT2s. avg. 710
6) 4.2 weighted. top 20% cuz my school is crazy competitive.
7) coxswain/captain of varsity crew team. athletic stamp on application
8) should have been deferred cuz of athletics... ah well.</p>
<p>yeah..wow..deferred from Wharton...as it seems so many of you were...
didn't feel lke posting until now, although ive actually ironically had one of the best weekends of my life so far...man, itsdepressing to see so many deferred...i dont even know what to say</p>
<p>I predicted defer</p>
<p>Rejected
1)ED to college
2)Central Jersey
3)no legacy
4) 1450 690 V 760 M
5)SAT IIs avg 693
6) 3.9 UW
7) founder of club editor of newspaper and other ****
8) **** Penn</p>
<p>rejected
1) ED M&T/Wharton
2)Really small town, rural Mass
3)no legacy/urm
4)30 ACT
5)-
6)3.7uw @very comp prep school
7)Captian of both varsity and club soccer teams..some community service
8)Started own engineering-related business....perhaps this looked too forced?</p>
<p>oh man. i'm so sorry, guys =(</p>
<p>Wharton ED deferred</p>
<ul>
<li>gpa: 4.169 / 4.3 (u guys have crazy scales i couldn't understand - mine's not weighted)</li>
<li>class rank: 1/315</li>
<li>1470 (740/730); 800/690/740</li>
<li>varsity tennis, pres investment club, acct club, fbla, service club, etc</li>
<li>plenty of academic awards</li>
<li>cant really say anything about my recs or essay - i hope both were great </li>
</ul>
<p>but anyway, deferred, depressing to read that.. when they called my GC for my first quarter grades and i had a 4.2/4.3, i was hoping i'd get pushed outta the borderline column and into the acceptance one, but i guess not..</p>
<p>maybe you got pushed from reject to deffer? Think positively</p>