<p>Hi!
For those who got a scholarship (out of state) to UNC, what type of ACT or SAT do scholarship recipients usually have?
Thanks!</p>
<p>^The scholarships are not predominantly based around test scores. </p>
<p>That said, I had a 2180 (780V/630M/770W) and received a full ride OOS. I have no idea what scores other recipients get, but I do know the average SAT math+verbal score is around 1455 or so for the Honors college. A lot of scholars end up being in the Honors college as well.</p>
<p>Thanks dude, would you happen to know if they consider CR + M scores only? Or do they consider all three? (For scholarships)</p>
<p>They consider all three scores. They also consider other factors as well. </p>
<p>The scholarships are much more than just SAT scores.</p>
<p>What would an average GPA be like? I’m wondering if as an OOS student a 2320 and a 4.46 GPA (4.6-66 without freshman year) could have a chance.</p>
<p>There’s way more to them than GPA/test scores. I was OOS with a 36 act and a 4.37 GPA and I did not get invited to the honors college/receive merit aid. However, as May 1st approached, they invited me to all sorts of honors programs to make up for it? They tell you that $/honors college is based mainly on essays, and that’s probably true.</p>
<p>I would agree that essays make the difference. Pretty much anyone getting in OOS is going to have the same sort of stats and a nice complement of ECs. When I got a call about scholarship day, the professor I talked to mentioned my essay in particular and asked me questions about it. Nice to hear they actually read them, haha</p>