STERN or CAS? chances for both?

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<p>does anyone know the % of people who apply ED and are placed into the GSP program?</p>

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<p>you can call admissions and find out though i don’t see how that’s relevant. seriously, if everyone just asked the people who actually make the admission decision then you would be more informed. good luck.</p>

<p>edit: looks like there are ppl here who have attempted this. there is a very informative featured discussion:</p>

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<p>damn. gsp is only if you apply ed? :(</p>

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<p>“The cut off for CAS SAT scores was around 1360” Does that mean if you have a 1320 and apply, you have a low shot at making CAS?</p>

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<p>there is no cut off score. i know someone(asian) got in to stern with 1300 sat score.</p>

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<p>“The cut off for CAS SAT scores was around 1360” whats that mean then?</p>

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<p>you can still make it into stern/cas with scores lower than that, though rare for stern..it’s possible. the 1360 was just a general rule of thumb..score lower than that..you have more to prove as to why NYU is your ultimate choice in order to avoied getting GSPed.</p>

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<p>so if im applying to nyu stern ed…and i do not get in, will they still send me an acceptance letter if i got into GSP? Does the deffering to GSP automatic or do you have to reapply reg. decision or something? and also, since i am applying ed, and it is binding, if i got into the gsp and not stern…would i still be obligated to go to gsp since its binding??</p>

<p>btw…i have a 1410/1600 (780 M, 630 cr) with some activities and a gpa of 3.82 unweighted. based on these stats alone do you think i have a good shot at stern ed…and if not the GSP prgram? (i kno there are other factors in the applying process) are</p>

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<p>“damn. gsp is only if you apply ed?”
**** No. Both ED and RD can be offered GSP.</p>

<p>“so if im applying to nyu stern ed…and i do not get in, will they still send me an acceptance letter if i got into GSP?”
**** It won’t be an “acceptance” letter, but will offer you the option of accepting GSP"</p>

<p>“if i got into the gsp and not stern…would i still be obligated to go to gsp since its binding??”
**** No it is not binding. Since you were not offered the school of your choice, you may decline GSP without penalty. Same is true for any other NYU school.</p>

<p>It is important to note that the transfer to your original school after two years is contingent upon you achieving a GPA of 3.0 in GSP.</p>