<p>If anyone got the full OOS tuition reduction from FSU, could you guys post your stats? Thanks!</p>
<p>I just toured them today, and I believe if you meet a certain criteria based on ACT/SAT scores and your GPA, then you’ll automatically get it. I’m only taking the ACT and only took note on it. If you get a 29 on your ACT and have a high GPA ( I don’t know the number because they recalculate GPAs in a strange way), you’ll have 50% off tuition. If you get a 30 on your ACT, then you’ll pay in-state tuition. Sorry I don’t have all of the info. 
I hope I helped though!</p>
<p>@TotallyTrudy For realz? That sounds fantabulous, I’ll have to check that shizzle out!</p>
<p>I have a 3.6 and 30 on my act. I took pretty much all honors all through high school and have over 90 service hours. I’m in the top 50% of my class and I attend a very difficult catholic school. Anyone have an idea of if I would get any money? </p>
<p>My guess would be no because while your ACT score is impressive, your GPA is at the bottom of their acceptance range, let alone honors ranges.</p>
<p>Yep - Honors helps but is not enough. You would most likely need a stronger GPA along with AP or IB vs. Honors…</p>
<p>I don’t think there’s any set criteria. FSU only has a small number of tuition waivers that they offer, so having set criteria would go against that. There might be general minimum criteria, but I doubt there’s anything definitive. </p>
<p>Acceptances for out-of-state students are already really competitive (more than general admission). With only a small number of these waivers available, you’re at least going to want to be safely in the Honors zone. </p>
<p>I did receive the full OOS tuition waiver, and ultimately that is what led me to choose FSU.</p>
<p>My ACT (superscored) was 31.
SAT 1350/1970
I was ranked in the top 2% of my class at a good public school.
I took 7 AP classes and the rest honors in high school.
I also had a lot of extracurricular activities which my friends think probably helped me a lot.</p>
<p>I spoke with an admissions officer after I got in and she told me the full waivers were very limited and that a lot of people called asking why they didn’t get it.
I don’t think there are set numbers but I think it would be safe to say you probably need to get into Honors.</p>
<p>Congratulations edtown! What was your GPA?</p>
<p>Good stats - I believe they still have other scholarships and reductions, did they offer any alternatives?</p>
<p>my GPA was like a 3.97 unweighted I think, or 99 on a 100 point scale (weighted)
I basically had all high A’s in my classes.</p>
<p>Also, I got the freshmen university scholarship ($2400 a year) in addition to the OOS waiver.</p>