<p>Congrats! I guess the only people waiting are the engineers. They have had my transcript for three weeks, still no reply :(.</p>
<p>Congrats, yay another acceptance! By any chance, any girls here looking for a roommate for a residence hall, preferably Jester? I’d rather not wait until i’m randomly given a roommate.</p>
<p>Im suprised they still have room lol…</p>
<p>I dont mean to double post. Payam, I just got off the phone with advisor and she told that the engineering applications are currently being reviewd, they are taking a bit longer than expected due to the large pool. She said that we should get a decision by next friday.</p>
<p>ampzor, they do still have room. I called housing yesterday and she said I will most definitely get a contract since I applied early January. She said they are sending out transfer contracts in batches.</p>
<p>I just got accepted to my first choice.</p>
<p>Congratulations! You have been admitted to your first-choice major in the Cockrell School Of Engineering ( Aerospace Engineering ) at UT Austin. Discover what to do next to begin your Longhorn experience. </p>
<p>Good luck to every one.
p.s. I called admission office and I found out they don’t count plus/minus sign so B+ is B which worked against me since I had a B+.</p>
<p>Dude i got in too for my first choice, mechanical engineering!!</p>
<p>amazing! I hope to see you in campus lol are u planning to register for the “optional” orientation?</p>
<p>Not sure yet lol. Im still letting it all sink in. I still have to research a bit because I really didn’t think that I would get in. I was planning on going to A&M but, since I got accepted to UT, I have to go check out housing and such.</p>
<p>I don’t know about Mechanical but UT is ranked among top 7 in Aerospace+ Austin is way better than c.station:X</p>
<p>I might actually switch to aerospace after my first semester. Im going to see if I really like mechanical engineering. I have always loved aircraft and dreamed to work for lockheed. If anything, I will be working on the mechanical aspect of turbine engines.</p>
<p>Congratulations!</p>
<p>ok i really need someones help. i know it’s ridiculously late, but i was just wondering if i can still apply for on-campus housing? I was originally suppose to live west campus hoping that prices would go down but it’s still going to cost me $1500-$2000 more for the year than living in dorms. also i can room with my friend who applied a few months ago. I don’t mind living in jester. i was just wondering if they will still have room available for me?
and i understand i should have applied back when i finished my application. but i didn’t so i can’t do anything about it now. i just want to know what i can do from this point.</p>
<p>I was accepted to my second choice major: Liberal Arts. My first choice major was Advertising</p>
<p>I finished my 30 hours in the spring semester at The Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan where I majored in Advertising and Marketing Communications.</p>
<p>Stats:</p>
<p>GPA: 3.97
2 letters of recommendation
2 okay essays
Secretary of a marketing club
Volunteer experience
Resume
In State</p>
<p>I am excited to be a longhorn but not excited about another application process for internal transfer. I guess Communications had largely filled up by the time applicants working on their 30 hours were admitted 
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<p>Has anyone had better luck with the College of Communications?</p>
<p>wow you didnt get in with a 3.97 gpa? wierd, i thought you would get in for sure!</p>
<p>iwnt2bleedorange:</p>
<p>i can’t believe that u didn’t get in! I was accepted to the advertising department with a 3.9 gpa and i only have one letter of recommendation and no resume.</p>
<p>i am transferring from utsa, not capped though. and i finished my 30 hours in spring, so you and i were in very similar situation. your stat is stronger than mine. anybody knows how this happen?</p>
<p>Accepted to McCombs with a 3.87 with 32 credits (all 5 five indicators courses completed), only one “B” in Calculus 2, 1 great recommendation from accounting teacher, mild essays (not stunning), great resume.</p>