**** Official Villanova University Class of 2018 EA decisions****

<p>Decision: Accepted
VSB Honors College</p>

<p>Objective:[ul]
[<em>]SAT I superscore (breakdown M/CR/W): 2190 (770M, 690R, 730W, 9e)
[</em>]ACT superscore (breakdown): 33 (34M, 34E, 33R, 32S, 10e)
[<em>]SAT II (subject, score):

  • US History … 750
  • Bio E … 650
    [</em>]GPA (out of 100):
    -Unweighted: 96.33
    -Weighted: 98.77
    [<em>]Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 13/283
    [</em>]Other Tests (AMC, AP, IB):
  • AP US History… (5)
  • AP English Language and Composition… (5)
  • AP World History… (5)
    [<em>]Major Awards (USAMO, Intel, etc.): Adelphi Prize for Leadership Recipient
    [</em>]Common Awards (AP Scholar, honor roll, NM things, etc.):
    -AP Scholar
    -NHS
    -German NHS
    -Business NHS
    [li]Senior Year Course Load:[/li]-AP Calculus BC
    -AP English Literature
    -AP Macroeconomics
    -AP Biology
    -AP Statistics
    -College German</p>

<p>[/ul]Subjective:[ul]
[<em>]Extracurriculars:
-FBLA President… President
-Cancer Research Club… Co-President
-Club Baseball
[</em>]Job/Work Experience:
-Intern at the Make-A-Wish Foundation
-Personal Tutor (For SAT and Math help)
-Personal Soccer Trainer
[<em>]Volunteer/Community Service:
-Volunteer for community soccer program as an assistant coach
-Self-started a community-wide children’s book/dvd drive for a local hospital (collected 4,000 books and 400 DVDs)
[</em>]Summer Experience:
-Volunteered at a local fish hatchery
-Used my Adelphi Scholarship for 2 classes at the university (4.0 GPA in both)</p>

<p>[/ul]Writing (1-10 rating):[ul]
[<em>]Common App Essay: 9/10
[</em>]Writing Supplement: 8/10
[<em>]Teacher Recs: 10/10 and 8/10
[</em>]Counselor Rec: 9/10
[li]Other Rec: (from one of my Adelphi professors) 8/10</p>[/li]
<p>[/ul]Other[list]
[<em>]U.S. State/Territory or Country: New York
[</em>]School Type: Competitive Public
[<em>]Ethnicity: White
[</em>]Gender: Male
[<em>]Income Bracket Range: Upper Middle Class
[</em>]Hooks: None</p>

<p>Very happy overall. The honors program acceptance was a nice surprise in my letter too!</p>

<p>My deferral letter was exactly the same as above</p>

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<p>D received her Honors college letter yesterday. I believe that scholarship and FA details come later in the spring after FAFSA and CSS are completed and filed (they are due February 7th). There will be an admitted Honors College program in mid-February.</p>

<p>Accepted to the college of liberal arts & sciences! :D</p>

<p>GPA 3.76 W (junior year) 4.14 W (senior year)
SAT CR 670 M 680 W 680 T 2030
Not a whole lot of ECs but a vocationally-trained dancer</p>

<p>Will a 30 on act test and 3.8 GPA UW get me in Regular decision to VSB. Lots of E/C. Top 5% of class</p>

<p>Got into the honors program! Comes in the mail a few days after the online acceptance
ACT: 35
GPA: 3.78 (unweighted)
lots of community service, good extracurriculars
Pretty flattered that I got in, but not sure that I’m going (I got into BC early and that’s my first choice)</p>

<p>EA Decision: Accepted
SAT: R 650, M 670, W 630
SAT 2: 730 US
ACT: 30
GPA: 99.75 weighted
Average public hs
APs: Euro (3) US (5) Eng lang (5) Physics B (3)
Senior year: 5 AP’s
EC: fairly good
Essay: common app- fine, supplement for villanova- probably what got me in
white female
I was actually very surprised I got in early action</p>

<p>@ 3025946
You definitely need to write a letter of continued interest. See if you can find out who your admissions officer is and address it to him/her. Include why Villanova is where you want to be, include any achievements you did not include in original application or that were achieved since applying, how you would enrich the Villanova University community, etc…best wishes!!!</p>

<p>@jaysmoove: How could you possibly have been accepted to BC and deferred from Georgetown unless you did not abide by the restrictive early action rules of both of those colleges? You were only allowed to apply to ONE of those schools REA. You must have cheated in order to apply to both of those schools REA. I wonder how BC would react if they knew what you did? What a shame that there were probably many, many students who would have applied to both, only they played by the rules and now don’t have the same amount of choices that you have right now.</p>

<p>@GCMom… Easy there with the accusations. Neither BC nor GTown have REA. So I’m pretty sure @jaysmoove did nothing wrong.</p>

<p>Restricted early action at BC and GU just mean you cannot apply binding early decision anywhere else. It’s perfectly fine to apply early action to BC and Georgetown.</p>

<p>Gcmomoftwo…get your facts straight before you make nasty accusations about other people. There is nothing at all wrong with applying REA to both BC and Georgetown…those programs restrict applications to a binding early decision school.</p>

<p>Georgetown and BC are both REA schools. I specifically called both schools when my child was trying to decide which school to go REA at. They BOTH told me that you can only apply REA to one of the schools, and no other REA or ED school, but you can apply EA anywhere. </p>

<p>“The difference between REA and EA is that you can apply only to one school REA and to no other early, while you can apply to multiple schools EA.” full article here:
[Advice</a> On Applying to Top U.S. Colleges Via Early Decision or Early Action - Forbes](<a href=“http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonma/2012/08/06/tips-on-applying-to-top-u-s-colleges-via-early-decision-or-early-action/2/]Advice”>http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonma/2012/08/06/tips-on-applying-to-top-u-s-colleges-via-early-decision-or-early-action/2/)</p>

<p>@GCMomOfTwo
If your assertion is accurate, I think many, many applicants are unaware; not “cheaters”. That was a poor choice of words.
The BC website fails to corroborate your statement, at least in any clearly articulated manner:
[Deadlines</a> - Boston College - Undergraduate Admission](<a href=“Admission - Boston College”>Admission - Boston College)</p>

<p>Let’s say, for the sake of argument, that your view of this is correct; why aren’t these schools going to much greater lengths to make the policy clear? The applicant overlap at G’town and BC is tremendous as I’m sure you are aware.
I’m skeptical that there is any problem here.</p>

<p>The Georgetown website states:</p>

<p>“Students are welcome to apply to other early action programs or to other regular decision programs while at the same time applying to Georgetown’s early action program.”</p>

<p>I conduct alumni interviews for GU and receive very specific training. I promise this is true.</p>

<p>On the BC website, click on Understanding our Restrictive Early action policy to see this:</p>

<p>“A student applying to other schools with early action programs may also apply to Boston college under our restricted early action program.”</p>

<p>Again, I guarantee that for the 2013-2014 applicants, it is permissible to have applied EA to BC and GU.</p>

<p>Both the BC and Georgetown websites are unequivocal in their explanations of their respective REA program. The only restriction for a candidate is applying to a binding early decision school…multiple non-binding early action applications may be made when applying to either school. In fact, the Georgetown website provides an admissions philosophy statement to clarify this point.</p>

<p>Is anyone applying for the presidential scholarship?</p>

<p>Hi Heff, I applied for the Presidential Scholarship. Sent in my essays a few weeks back. Good luck to all that has or will apply.</p>

<p>Accepted EA to VSB!</p>

<p>Female from Ohio
GPA: 4.2W
Rank: 9/270
ACT: 33, 34 superscore
SAT II: Lit 730, US History 700
AP Classes: US History (5), English Lang/Comp (5), Psych (5), Chem (4), currently taking Micro Econ, Macro Econ, Government, Literature/Comp, and Calc AB
Varsity Tennis (2 yrs) & Varsity Swimming (4 yrs)
NHS, Key Club, International Club, Freshman Mentor Program, Quizbowl, & Senior Senate with various officer/leadership positions
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
~200 Tutoring/Community service hours</p>

<p>Looking at the trend of acceptances it looks like there was a general cut off of 30 ACT score. I didn’t read through all but it seems like 29’s got deferred.</p>