<p>I was wondering if anyone on here had recieved a dean's or presidential scholarship and what your stats were? I know the school website gives some stats but I'm curious to see what people had to actually get them...Thanks to anyone who can help!</p>
<p>i got a deans scholarship</p>
<p>SAT
CR - 690
M - 690
W - 740
1380/2120</p>
<p>SAT IIs
Chemistry - 790
Math I - 690</p>
<p>edit - actually when i applied my writing score was a 640, i retook and got a 740 on the writing section in dec.</p>
<p>overall good scores, not SPECTACULAR. i've heard they don't dip below 1400 for scholarships, but for me they did. i'm guessing it's because my CR+M was an even spread (one of the scholarship requirements) and i've got the highest score in my school + my chemistry subject test</p>
<p>i got a dean's scholarship too (2230 SAT) but was assuming that sometime later this month we could get offered a higher scholarship like the Presidential with our financial package- is this true, somebody?</p>
<p>I got a higher SAT (2190) and SAT IIs (760 and 800) than Stephennn, but I wasn't offered any scholarships. I think grades actually weigh more heavily (which would make sense, as I have three C's).</p>
<p>It could be because you have like an 800 in math but like a 600 in cr....it needs to be an even spread. Doubt it was grades as I have 2 Cs in health and 8th grade Spanish and 3 Ds in gym lol. Subject tests aren't considered either. I'm sure you'll get something though.</p>
<p>if math and critical reading were like.. 40 points (which i say because i just took the sat's again and all my practice tests were about that number in difference) apart do you think that would be close enough to even?</p>
<p>yeah 40 points is extremely close. i'm just an extreme case where they were 0 points apart. </p>
<p>i'm just talking about like an 800 and a 600.</p>
<p>yepp jotc, i just looked at one of your threads (sorry for creepbooking you) but you have an 800 CR and a 590 M. you don't qualify for a dean scholarship.</p>
<p>(even though an 800 CR is extremely impressive, congrats)</p>
<p>Haha, I don't mind as long as you're feeding me info.
Which brings me to my next point - do you know if that requirement for an "even spread" is the Dean's scholarship or all scholarships? Because I am fishing for scholarships in a big way (I really want to go to Fordham but may not be able to do so without them).</p>
<p>i am pretty sure it's a requirement for the deans and presidential scholarship. a 1390 still isn't incredibly high(but higher than mine..), so it still probably wouldn't merit a presidential. i'm just guessing that for an even spread there would probably be x<100 points in between the scores. </p>
<p>still, i think you should/will get some scholarship, an 800CR & 800W deserves some sort of award. (and i'm assuming you're going into something non-math related...)</p>
<p>i hope you get something... good luck =D</p>
<p>If I got a 780 in math and a 660 in CR would that merit anything?</p>
<p>idk! i would say so. don't read too much into it.</p>
<p>my old scores were a 680 and a 680 but (again based on practice tests/ how the test seemed to go) im failry confidant my math is around a 720 and cr around a 770... it seems like a weird question but do you think my chances were better before i retook it because they were exactly the same? (writing was 770 but that doesnt matter as much for this scholarship i dont think)</p>
<p>... omg please. you guys are reading WAY to into this whole even spread deal.</p>
<p>like i said it's only in EXTREMELY uneven spreads such as an 800 and a 590 (which happen to be 210 points apart...)</p>
<p>of course you have better chances with a 720 and a 770, what kind of question is this.... like seriously.</p>
<p>as if fordham university only gives scholarships to people with the 700 CR + 700 M or 690 CR + 690 M </p>
<p>seriously, think about it. a 720 and a 770 is only 50 points apart, not 200. it's an even spread. geez guys, think a little.</p>
<p>I got a Deans scholarship. I have a 3.91, am 4/380 in my class, and 2180 on my SATs (660cr 730m 790w). Do they weigh extracurriculars at all? Because my stats are good but I didn't think they'd be good enough for a merit scholarship.</p>
<p>i got a dean's scholarship with a 780 M and 630 Cr (but i did apply under EA)</p>
<p>D was offered a dean's scholarship with these stats: 5th in class of 517, 34 ACT, 4.0 UW GPA, National Merit Commended, editor & chief of yearbook, 3 AP's</p>
<p>DS was offered a full merit scholarship for 4 years. I'm not sure if this is tuition only or full as in full ride yet.</p>
<p>My daughter received a Deans scholarship (1450/1600 .... don't remember her exact writing score but it was not as high as either Math or CR).</p>
<p>Her GPA unweighted is 4.0, weighted is close to 5.0.....she has completed 4 APs (AP Scholar with Honors) and is taking 4 more.</p>
<p>With only a $10k merit scholarship per year it won't be an option for her......but we're hopeful and if she does get some more she may attend. It is a great school and it's in New York City!!</p>
<p>Jewels_08, was your DS a national merit semifinalist! cuz i am being offered a semifinalist full-ride as well but was really interested in the scholarship that includes room and so was wondering if you know about that one?</p>