<p>Has anyone from out of state received their acceptance into the Honors College yet?</p>
<p>Thanks!~</p>
<p>Yes. My daughter received hers about three weeks ago and has subsequently also received a letter offering her a merit scholarship.</p>
<p>Oh, dang. Well, maybe it wasn't meant to be for my daughter. </p>
<p>thanks!~</p>
<p>Yay! Yesterday my daughter received her acceptance into the Honors College. Minaofrau, after your daughter received hers, how long was it before she received her merit scholarship? Thank you.</p>
<p>May I ask what kind of stats your kids had to be accepted into HC from out of state? My son is considering for next year? Also, is the male/female ratio any better in the HC? </p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>My S is currently in the second semester of his Freshman year. His stats for the HC were: SAT - 680(V), 700(M), 640(W). He also had 6-7 AP courses and helped alot in dropping some of the required coursework.</p>
<p>I suspect that the HC demographics fairly mirror the overall college. The two honor dorms each have four floors, with one floor in each for men.</p>
<p>S truly likes the cshool alot and it appears to be a good fit. Haven't heard any complaints from him about the gender balance. Not sure what that means. ;)</p>
<p>My daughter has a 31 ACT, and for SAT has a 700 for CR, a 690 for Math and a 700 for WR. She will end up with 6 AP classes after this semester. Her school doesn't rank and her GPA is (I think) around a 3.42. Cap'n G, which honors dorm is your son in? What does he like/not like about the dorm? Also, what is his major? Thank you.</p>
<p>S is in Buist and has enjoyed it. There hasnt been a single complaint about the dorm or any statement wishing he'd chosen another. He's enjoyed his roomate and has made lots of friends. The rooms in Buist are the standard 2-bed rooms that open into the main hallway. The rooms are actually pretty good size.</p>
<p>With the room doors opening into the main hallway, I've noticed on visits that almost all the students leave their doors open when present. There is a lot of visiting because of that. I believe that's one ofthe things they point to for Freshman.</p>
<p>I know that next year, S and friends he's met are looking at rooming in one of the suites at Rutledge, which attaches to Buist.</p>
<p>His major is Marine Biology.</p>