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Hi, has anyone received the login information for UW portal? Based on the website “Freshman applicants will be sent instructions to set up their NetID in December”.
Taken:
Calculus BC (5) [AB Subscore: 5]
Statistics (5)
Chinese (5)
US History (5)
English Lang (4)
Seminar (4)
Computer Science A (4)
Computer Science Principles (4)
Physics 1 (3)
Planned:
Physics C E & M
English Lit
Research
Music Theory
Microeconomics
Major Awards:
AP National Scholar (National)
President’s Award for Education (National)
All-State Musician Choir
2017 Gene Harris Jazz Festival Outstanding Soloist (Regional)
Extracurriculars:
Choir: Section Leader in Chamber Choir, Made All-State, Soloist Award
Cross Country: Team Senior, Varsity Letter
Track and Field: Varsity Letter
Computer Science Club: Vice-President and founder
Boise Modern Chinese School: Studied Chinese Language and Culture to prepare for the AP Chinese exam
AP Capstone Program: Currently working on research in the field of Computer Science
Job/Work Experience: Foodservice (not on application)
Summer Activities:
Tutoring (part of Misc. Volunteering, not on application)
Essays (topics, details):
Personal Statement: Running the mile and how it relates to my desire to continue pursuing
Short Answer: My desire to have a full-plate of extracurriculars in a limited window of time
Honors 1: My openness to risk-taking exploring interdisciplinary topics
Honors 2: Comparing 2 unrelated subjects and bringing them together to solve a world issue: Choir and Government and solving Political Polarization
Highest level of parent education: Doctorate
Living with both, one, or no parents?: Both
Relation to alumni of college: Father worked as Post-Doc, Cousin Masters
Sumaya15 - The deadline to submit test scores is 12/31/19. Sending scores in March, will be too late. In fact, decisions will be released between March 1 and March 15.
For the most part, in looking at last years acceptance thread, students were admitted starting Dec 7. A handful of students, Presidential Scholars, heard sooner, but very few. Rejects and waitlist received emails starting then, everyone else had to go into their portal to see acceptances.
Female
Asian-American (Japanese but have US citizenship)
high-income
my stats are ok compared to my peers at school, but i hope that i get in.
STATS:
no rank or percentile stuff available
GPA* 3.97
Comments about course load (including senior year):
SAT (total and sections): 1430 (680 R&W, 750 math)
SAT Subject Tests (if any): 630 us history and 680 math level 2 but didnt send these
AP exams (scores in parentheses): APUSH (5); now taking AP Calc AB, AB Chinese, AP Economics
Subjective:
Extracurriculars:
Job/Work Experience: working at mom’s restaurant for the past few years.
Volunteer/Community service: RAC (380 hours max), manager and participated for volunteer activity (60 hours), Japanese tutor (300 hours max), track and field manager, etc.
Summer Activities: same part-time job as above and summer school
Essays (topics, details):
Personal statement- wrote about my challenge on how I had to be the translator for my schools president and teachers from Japanese exchange school for the first time and how I overcame the cultural preconceptions of Japanese= graceful, dont disappoint anyone, etc. and learned to persevere despite my introverted nature.
Short answer: How my job experience to broaden my perspective as I travel abroad as I interacted with co-workers and customers back home in Japan.
Demographics
State (if domestic applicant): CA
High school type: private boarding school
didnt apply for financial aid.
Highest level of parent education: Lawyer Doctorate
Living with both, one, or no parents?: Living with both
Relation to alumni of college: none
@furniture In the past, portal updates occurred for those accepted, those not accepted or waitlisted received an email. March 13 seems a bit late. But I guess we wait and see
Ok so I’m an idiot and didn’t know that official scores were required to be submitted online. Will my application still be considered at this point? I never received any emails about missing materials and I’ve been getting the recent emails regarding the upcoming decision.
GPA (w): 4.17, no unweighted but id guess around a 3.8 or so
SAT (total and sections): 1400 (690, 710 regret not studying more)
SAT Subject Tests (if any): 700 biology e didn’t submit
AP exams (scores in parentheses): AP Biology (4)
high honor roll all 4 years, national chinese honors society for 2
Extracurriculars:
study abroad in shanghai for chinese language/culture summer after sophomore year
president of asian culture club
3 years varsity tennis (coaches award/ marathon player award, doesnt really matter)
3 years basketball (1 year jv (sharpshooter award, again doesnt really matter), 2 years varsity)
senior class secretary
chinese speech contest (didnt win anything)
chess club vp
Volunteering:
science camp volunteering
beach cleanups
weak aspect of my application
Essays (topics, details):
Submitted a short story I wrote for english about driving as a metaphor for missing youth (really abstract and weird)
Demographics
State (if domestic applicant): California
High school type: private (250 kids, allows me to get a lot of ecs but the academics are tough)
Gender:
Race/ethnicity: mixed white and asian
Applied for need-based financial aid?: yes
Highest level of parent education: doctorate
Living with both, one, or no parents?: both but alternating, middle of divorce
Relation to alumni of college: none
got rejected from both middlebury (ED1, applied bc i wanted to pursue chinese and their language program is really strong) and tufts (ED2) for early decision admission
@alexlin02 Do the emails from UW you received about decisions indicate a date they will start coming out? Or just the standard March 1-15. My D hasn’t mentioned any emails, so as a parent, I’m in the dark.