<p>Deferred Engineering</p>
<p>GPA: 3.2 UW 3.45W (Major upward trends)
SAT: 1300/1600
ACT: 28
California Resident
Ethnicity: Indian</p>
<p>Lots of ECs Student Body Treasurer etc. </p>
<p>Very disappointed </p>
<p>Wait… I’m a Johnson’s Scholar semi-finalist? How does that compare to the other scholarships…</p>
<p>Accepted! Very happy!!!</p>
<p>GPA: 95.81 Weighted (100 pt scale)
ACT: 27
4 APs
Great, worthwhile ECs
Above average essay(s)
From New York
Major: PoliSci</p>
<p>To those deferred or denied…Keep going. Just because SCU didn’t accept you doesn’t mean others don’t want you. </p>
<p>Deferred :(</p>
<p>Unweighted: 3.76 Weighted: 4.79
ACT: 31
6 AP classes taken throughout HS
4 Years of Diving and Soccer- Captain of soccer team
Competitive Leadership Award- Attended ranch in Colorado for a week
2 Jobs - Lifeguarding and teaching swim lessons
NHS member
Active Volunteer
HS prose/poetry magazine staff</p>
<p>Anyone know chances of getting in?</p>
<p>Accepted to the Leavey School of Business! 
SAT: 2150 UW GPA: 3.7 </p>
<p>accepted to civil engineering, 2010 SAT 4.0 Gpa, good dc’s and i think good letter of recs. super excited for the acceptance</p>
<p>My daughter is also a Johnson Scholar semi-finalist but didn’t receive any other scholarship info. Did anyone else who received Johnson scholarship semi-finalist letter receive other merit scholarship info? </p>
<p>Deferred (from Leavey) with a 32 ACT, 4.27 weighted GPA, anticipated IB diploma, lots of leadership ECs. Pretty sad right now, not gonna lie. </p>
<p>Son accepted today.
Engineering/Computer Science
GPA: 3.99 UW
ACT:33 (35M 34E 32R 31S)
7 AP’s</p>
<p>@lico15 that’s bizarre. what do you think your weakness was?</p>
<p>deferred
3.55 UW GPA
1260/1600
6 AP classes
California resident</p>
<p>Accepted to Leavey School of Business. Provost Scholar: Half-Ride.
ACT: 36 SAT: 2230 GPA: 3.95 (UW) 5 APs 9 weighted classes 3 SAT IIs Summer internships Girl Scout self-proclaimed artist cooking goddess eating farmer straight-up comedian 0 summer programs 1 internship volunteers and slaves away to help the community. sigh big weight lifted off my square swimmer shoulders! dancing buttocks almost as round and solid a my future. SCU HERE I COME!!! #SMILE #SSS #APENGTESTOHWELL #COMINGFORTHEFOODSCU #NOTNATIONALMERIT #NATIONMERITINMYFAMILYSHEART #OBNOXIOUSAF #OBAMACARE </p>
<p>Accepted to Leavey School of Business for econ.
ACT: 30
GPA: 3.87 UW
3 AP classes and 4 honors
A lot of EC’s and volunteering</p>
<p>Accepted to College of Arts and Sciences w/ Presidential Scholarship (Full Tuition)
SAT: 2390
13 AP Classes
GPA: 4.0
Intern at Stanford Med School, Bunch of science clubs/Red Cross (officer in many), etc.</p>
<p>Just joined tonite to find out more bout SCU. MY son received acceptance letter today to College of Engineering. UW GPA is 3.78, ACT is 33 with 36 in math. APs in CS, chem, stats, physics, calc, psych. Varsity and club sports and volunteering. He was also accepted to Fordham last month.</p>
<p>@anniemalfarm I really don’t know, SCU was one of my match schools and I’m pretty sad about being deferred. I had 2 C’s last year (in IB Chemistry and IB Biology) so I’m wondering if that really hurt me, but I’m still just confused because several students from my school in the exact same situation were accepted (with lower ACTs, GPAs, and several less ECs). When I visited last year, I fell in love with the place and really connected with the admissions officers. </p>
<p>Does anyone know if it’s an acceptable thing to call the admissions office and talk to them about it…? I just am curious about what my application weakness was so that I can potentially fix it before regular decision, and let them know that SCU is still one of my top choices. I don’t want to seem like I’m pestering them, however.</p>
<p>I’m certainly going to email my admissions rep and let him know my disappointment and confusion. Sucks to hear about so many kids getting in when SCU is their “safety” (aka, very low chance they attend) but others who SCU is their top choice meet the average stats and general profile have to wait 5 months to likely be denied</p>
<p>I was deferred as well. Pretty bummed right now. Does anyone know if people were rejected or they just deferred everyone that was not accepted?</p>
<p>I have posted below what the school said two years ago about EA acceptance rates, obviously the numbers may have moved since then and will depend in large part on how many apps they get regular admission. Given that numbers across the board seem to keep getting more competitive, we are assuming its not too likely at this point. Big bummer but as someone said earlier, gotta move on!</p>
<p>SCU received 4,400 Early Action applications and admitted about half and deferred about 1/3. Students who were deferred are asked for 7th semester grades to be reported. "Historically, to those who accept an offer of deferral (about 40%), one-third will end up being admitted, " said Sexton. “We don’t want to use up too many spots, since we are expecting more than 10,000 additional Regular Decision applications.” </p>