On the CommonApp I wrote that I would apply for FA but then decided not to after sending off the application as my parents realised that we wouldn’t qualify for it and it wasn’t worth the $11. But do you guys think that admissions may see this as a lack of interest in Princeton?
Also, for anyone interested:
Wesleyan - accepted
JHU - accepted
UChicago - accepted
Duke - accepted
Yale SCEA - deferred
Brown - ?
Tufts - ?
Columbia - ?
Princeton - ?
Rejected: Caltech, MIT, Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Stanford
Accepted: UCLA, Purdue, Cal Poly SLO
Waiting on Cornell and Princeton
:-w
Well, I suppose I ought participate in this.
UIC Bioengineering: Accepted ($5000 scholarship)
SLU Biomedical engineering: Accepted ($72,000 scholarship)
Howard Biology: Accepted (full tuition)
UIUC Bioengineering: Accepted ($80,000 scholarship/Honors Program)
UMich Bioengineering: Accepted
UChicago Biological Sciences: Waitlisted
Northwestern Biomedical Engineering: Accepted (Rejected HPME)
Emory & Oxford Engineering (really ought to have been Biology): Accepted (Rejected Emory Scholars program)
Columbia Biomedical Engineering: To be determined
Harvard Biomedical Engineering: To be determined
Princeton Chemical and Biological Engineering: To be determined
UPenn Bioengineering: To be determined
Yale Biomedical Engineering: To be determined
As one might tell, I have no hope for the Ivy Leagues. Such is life in the hardest application season in history.
As for @Goober9 attempting to get some already statistically unsound percentages out of this, I would suggest eliminating International students from your considerations, as they are statistical noise.
Hmm…interesting…
Accepted: JHU, Duke, Columbia (likely with Rabi Scholar)
Waitlisted: UChicago, Stanford
Rejected: MIT (I cry)
Well, for me:
Accepted: Rice, Northwestern, Northeastern, WashU, George Washington University, Amherst, Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins, UMich, UF
Waitlisted: UChicago, Duke, Tulane
Rejected: Stanford
Still waiting for Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Penn, and Brown. Best of luck to you all!!
Ole Miss (ultra safety): Accepted
UVA: Accepted
University of Richmond: Accepted
Washington and Lee: Accepted
Georgetown SFS: Waitlisted
Tulane: Rejected (didn’t show interest, decided to apply in October)
Penn?
Princeton? (deferred SCEA so probably rejected)
Accepted:
Boston College
Vandy
Rejected:
Duke
Waiting on:
UNC
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
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Admitted: Amherst, Georgia Tech, Pitt, West Point, Navy, Johns Hopkins.
Waitlisted: Duke, CMU, UChicago, Northwestern, Rice, Case Western, Vanderbilt, Purdue
Rejected: MIT
** Accepted**: Adelphi, Binghamton, BU, Northeastern, Stony Brook, UConn, Johns Hopkins.
TBD: Princeton, Harvard, Cornell
** Accepted: ** WashU, UVa, BU, Northeastern Honors, Maryland Honors, Case Western, Miami of Ohio Honors
** Waiting: ** Tufts, Penn (deferred ED), Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Michigan
@Nebclarke Fellow Carleton applicant here!
Accepted: Duke, Rice, WashU, UT Austin, Tulane, UNC Chapel Hill
Rejected: Caltech, MIT, Northwestern, Vanderbilt (WL), Stanford
Waiting: Princeton, Harvard, Yale
Have any of you ever seen the Tina Fey movie “Admission?”
lol I guess I’ll do mine too
Accepted: Williams, Duke, Smith, Vassar, Grinnell
Waitlist: Bowdoin, Swarthmore, Amherst, Vanderbilt
Rejected: none
Waiting on: Penn, Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, and Cornell
@FiveFactorial That movie crushed all my dreams
Accepted: SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Stony Brook University Scholar, Northeastern, Boston University, Stonehill Honors, and Hofstra Honors.
Waitlist: Wesleyan University
Rejection: Johns Hopkins
Waiting: Tufts, Harvard, Princeton, Brown, Yale, Cornell, and Columbia.
@FiveFactorial i’ve watched it like once a day for the last week in preparation lol
@schroscat lmao that’s encouraging
@FiveFactorial I think before I saw it, I was rather naive about admissions, so it really shed some light on the process. Haha. It’s a great movie though!