Has anyone gotten the acceptance letter out of state? (so exciteddd) 
@musicmeister22 I haven’t gotten mine yet
Admitted, Engineering Undeclared. I got the news via email. OOS (California) white male, 3.98 W, 35 ACT. Lots of ECs and sports but no major “leadership” stuff, eg team captain, class pres, etc. Strong essays. Best of luck to all in this stressful process.
Hey! Just checked my portal and was admitted! I have been reading previous comments and am a bit confused.
This is what it says in my portal:
You requested the following major(s): Bioengineering
Your assigned major: Pre Major (Arts & Sciences)
From what I can tell, this isn’t a good thing. Can someone explain to me what this means?
@c0ll3g3g1rl You needed Engineering Undeclared to have direct to college benefits.
http://admit.washington.edu/apply/freshman/admission-to-majors/
https://www.engr.washington.edu/admission/directtocollege/faq
Got acceptance letter in mail. In state. Portal is still not updated.
@GeometryBoy Congrats - great news!
D was accepted, in-state (east side of state) her portal was updated Sat. and her acceptance letter arrived today. 1300 SAT, no ACT 3.7 gpa unewighted, lots of leadership, 8 AP classes, first generation college student, strong diversity essay (at least all her readers thought so!)
just got in for pre architecture & urban planning! 32 act, 3.75 uw gpa, strong essays & extracurriculars. OOS female.
3 people at my school with below 3.3 gpa, 1-2 rigorous classes in all of their high school career, doesn’t do extracurriculars at all and cheats off me and my friends all the time got in… i don’t feel so special about my admittance anymore lol.
I got admitted today, but it says pre-science? I applied for astronomy and physics, and the website says those are pre-physical science. I’m fine with not being admitted directly, but does this mean something I’m unaware of? Thanks in advance
Accepted through mail! Portal remains unchanged
Assigned Pre Sciences
UW GPA: 3.46 accumulative. (started 3.0 freshman year to expected 3.8 senior year w/ Running Start. Unweighted)
SAT: Really really bad 1030
In state, Asian
Essay: Aspects of intersectionality
Extracurriculars: Youth led advocacy work ranging from food justice to lgbtq+ empowerment, interned in lots of community building organizations, Arabic tutoring in my community faith class, active positions within school club leaderships, many volunteering stuff within other states and out of country.
I strongly believe that my essay saved me. Good luck to everyone who hasn’t heard back yet!
No, @ashlaurel, you are good!
http://www.washington.edu/students/gencat/academic/phys.html
“Admission Requirements
Students in good academic standing may declare the major at any time by visiting the department advising office to complete the necessary paperwork.”
http://www.washington.edu/students/gencat/academic/astr.html
“Department Admission Requirements
PHYS 121, PHYS 122, PHYS 123 (or full transfer equivalent) with a 2.00 cumulative GPA for the three courses.”
Congratulations!
just got admitted but im worried that i’ll get rescinded? anyone knows the rescind policy for udub?
Accepted in Business Administration!
GPA: 3.88 uw; 4.38 w
SAT/ ACT: 1240; 27
I did not believe my essay was that good but my I was proud of my supplement essay. I was very personal in my essays. I have extracurriculars that have stood by me for 4 years.
8 APs (9-10th)
Accepted Pre-social sciences (intended Communications)!
International student - Russian
British education system:
GCSEs: 12 subjects - 2 A*s, 9 As and 1 B
AS: Biology, History, Spanish, Maths (B, B, A, N/A)
A2: History, Spanish, Maths (predicted all As)
IELTS: 8.5 overall
ACT: 31
Diverse extracurriculars, no strong focus, only some leadership positions.
Original essays about personal growth, cultural background, and appreciation of community. I’d say they’re okay, but maybe it’s because I re-read them so many times.
hey does anyone know if there’s a roommate thread going on already?
does anyone know where we can see scholarships offered?
Decision: Accepted
Assigned Major: Pre-Health Sciences
Objective:
• SAT I (breakdown): Did Not Take
• ACT: 32 C - 30E 30M 36R 33S
• SAT II: Did Not Take
• Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.7
• Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): School doesn’t rank
• AP: 7 in total
• IB: N/A
• Honors: 11 in total
• Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): None but did participate in a couple science fairs and did my own research
Subjective:
• Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): 3 years in National Honors Society, nominated to be a link crew leader and interact with freshman throughout the year, Scuba Diving since I was 10, which is the youngest age you can be certified, and have become a master scuba diver which is the highest level before going professional, Waste Management Internship, Conducted research in junior and senior year.
• Job/Work Experience: Fast Food - Taco Time, during senior year and averaging 25 hours a week
• Volunteer/Community service: Have volunteered with a organization since I was 6 that packages food and sends it to food banks across Western Washington. Its called Food Life Line.
• Summer Activities: 3-week service project to the Dominican Republic to build houses, schools, farms, and clean water filtration. Going to Tijuana, Mexico at the end of Senior year to do a similar trip.
• Essays: Did all available essays (optionals included)
• Teacher Recommendation: (9/10) APES teacher from sophomore year and English teacher who taught me in sophomore and junior year (AP Lang in junior). Had great relationships with both and both saw me as a hardworking and friendly person.
• Counselor Rec: (9/10) Go to a small school with only about 150 in my class so counselor knew me by name. I’ve also done many school events like info and curriculum night so they’ve seen me help around.
Other
• State (if domestic applicant): Washington State
• Country (if international applicant):
• Intended major(s): Pre-Med
• School Type: Public
• Ethnicity: Multiracial (Asian and White)
• Gender: M
• Income Bracket: High - 150,000+
• Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): None really, my dad is the only one to graduate with a Bachelors in our family, but about twenty years after he first attempted.
@ashlaurel where did you see all of this?? help