My daughter just opened her portal.
Admitted CS with Presidential scholarship! Yay!
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Do you mind sharing his stats? We are still waiting to hear - WGPA 4.34, SAT 1560 (800 Math), meh ECs. Applied RD for CS.
Also still waiting for CS, 4.0/4.9, ACT 36, reasonably strong ECs
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Stats: 3.5 UW from a competitive school
6 APs; college level courses A; Eagle scout; worked part time as associate data engineer; 1450 SAT; decent ECs, great essay. Has shown demonstrated interest from the beginning- attended their webinars, visited campus etc.,
Your kid will get in with such a high stats ! Hang in there.
My kid was accepted to into CS yesterday (RD) with a presidential scholarship (18k): 1560 SAT, 4.0 UW, 40 college credits, music heavy ECs. It’s definitely the smallest merit scholarship so far of 6 schools. I believe they many of the 40 college credits will transfer at least.
Has anyone heard anything about the performing arts scholarship?
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my son also got accepted with the same scholarship.
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Son accepted to Mechanical Engineering. $18.5k/yr Presidential Scholarship. 1580 SAT (one sitting), 4.0uw GPA. Good rigor for his school where not a lot of APs are offered. Decent ECs but not really STEM related. More athletic and service based. Going to be going out to see the school before deciding.
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My son got in for Environmental Science last week with a Presidential Scholarship of $22.5k a year.
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Accepted today into RIT’s MS/BS program.
Apparently a few top Freshmen applicants are accepted early, this program is usually for existing undergrads.
Applied as a Computer Engineering major for RD, and received the $18.5k per year Presidential scholarship. Was accepted back in February.
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Any news about the Honors program?
My daughter received this also!
My kid was also accepted today into the accelerated BS/MS program, but for Computer Science. As a software engineer, I’ve always questioned how valuable an MS is for my field. These days, I’m a hiring manager of software engineers. Still, it’s a very interesting offer. It seems there’s no downside to opting into the accelerated program and changing one’s mind a year or so later. I’m interested in learning more.
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