<p>I got accepted but not until Spring Semester. Does anyone know what this means? The letter said this is because there are space limitations. Did anyone else get this? Also, if many of the fall admits don't accept their offers will i be bumped up to fall or is this pretty much a denial?</p>
<p>here are my stats</p>
<p>OOS
640 math SAT
690 reading SAT
700 writing SAT
640 French SAT II
660 USH SAT II
4.2 GPA
17/524
Class VP
French Club Pres
Cheer Captain
Honor Society
School TV Station
Leo Club</p>
<p>@MDdad2012 My unweighted GPA is a 3.8 and i have four AP classes and the rest honors. I got a 4 and 3 on the two APs i took junior year. I also volunteer with the police athletic league and the community food cupboard i forgot to add that.</p>
<p>Thanks you. I’m still confused as to what it means to be a spring admit. I mean at least it’s not a denial. I’m not sure if i can be bumped up of space opens up.</p>
<p>Yeah, the essays are the only thing I could think of, but I doubt that is it. It is harder to get in OOS, but your stats are great. Were any parts of your application late? transcript, letters, SAT, etc.</p>
<p>You have great stats, however, UMd literally gets thousands of apps from NY, NJ, and PA. With less than 25% of the seats going to OOS, it makes it ultra competitive for the students from these three states. </p>
<p>There is a waitlist, but if you were being offered a spot, there would have been a message in your notification about it. </p>
<p>Does everyone get an option to enroll into the spring semester after not being admitted into the fall semester or just qualified applicants? How does that work and how many students do they accept into the program? anybody know? Thanks</p>
<p>I was accepted to the Spring Semester too. @onesmart kid, not everyone gets admitted to spring semester if they were rejected for fall…it is only for qualified applicants and is basically an acceptance, just not right away. </p>
<p>I’m thinking about doing the Freshman Connection program in the fall. After doing research, it is basically the same thing as being admitted to the freshman semester. You can’t live in campus housing, but there is an apartment right off campus that is specially designed for Freshman Connection students where about 300 of them live. Also, classes are between 3-9 pm Monday-wed (i think) and 8-4pm on Fridays. You can still participate in all UMD activities and you are taking classes that will go on your transcript. Besides class timings and living off campus, there is virtually no difference!</p>
<p>Anyone else considering going for freshman connection?</p>
<p>Yea my stats are pretty similar to yours. 1390/1600 SAT, 31 ACT, top 10% and I live in Maryland. I got put in for spring semester too and I’m not really sure why.</p>