how do i see my decision
guaranteed admission for sophomore year. ugh. not accepting
Waitlisted.
SAT1 1480
SAT2 math2 790 chem 770
Rejected, 29 ACT, 3.6 UW… also got rejected from NYU. Just wasn’t meant to be.
nvm, i didn’t get in
lol I got waitlisted
waitlisted.
no demonstrated interest though, but a legacy
Tulane’s waitlist is basically the same as a rejection so bye
waitlisted.
Waitlisted
Objective:
SAT I (breakdown):
730 reading, 670 Math - 1400
720 reading, 710 Math - 1430
SAT II:
Lit - 650
USH - 700
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.98
Weighted GPA: 4.48
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable):
Top 1-2% of approximately 300
AP (place score in parenthesis):
Eng Lang (4), World H (4), Eng Lit (3), Calc AB (2), USH (5), Seminar (5)
Current: Human Geography, Stats, Psych
IB (place score in parenthesis): none
Senior Year Course Load: AP Human Geography, AP Stats, Econ (mandatory), Intro to American Politics (dual enrollment through IUB), Business Law and Ethics (dc), Cadet Teaching, World Literature 1 (online through CC), Intro to World Politics (online through CC), AP Psych, Independent research study (1 semester)
Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.):
AP Scholar with Distinction, Presidential Scholars candidate, Indiana Academic All State Girl’s Track and Field 2018
Subjective:
Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis):
Varsity Track and Field 9-12
Academic Spell Bowl 10-12
Academic Decathlon 10,12
March For Our Lives 12 (leader)
Job/Work Experience: little league concession worker (seasonal)
Summer Activities: Hoosier Girls State (Senator and platform committee member)
Recommendations (rating 1-10, details):
Teacher Recs: 7/10
Counselor Rec: 7/10
Other
Purdue Northwest Clement S. Stacy Undergraduate Research Conference participant
Top 10 Scholar Athlete
Intended Major: Political Science
State (if domestic applicant): IN
School Type: Rural public
Ethnicity: White
Gender: Female
Income bracket: >100k
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): none
Reflection
Strengths: extracurricular/interests
Weaknesses: test scores, class schedules
Why you think you were accepted/waitlisted/rejected: I did not demonstrate much interest.
Where else were you accepted/waitlisted/rejected:
Accepted: Valpo, Butler, UIndy, Spring Hill, Adelphi, Rutgers, University of San Francisco
Rejected: UChicago, Pomona, Northwestern, Vanderbilt
Awaiting: Georgetown (deferred EA), Harvard, Baylor
reject having 4.37 GPA and 34 ACT (superscore was 35) !!! - not sure what the criteria was!
800 SAT math, 760 - SAT Bio - top 5% of the school of 560
Rejected after being deferred EA 
good luck to everyone who hasn’t checked yet
Rejected - 36 ACT, rank 2/188, lots of ec’s.
It’s fine though, I’ve gotten into Vandy, WashU, Notre Dame, and NYU…not really sure what happened with Tulane. Congrats to everyone who got accepted!
@P2S20209 no one has gotten in here so far?
Waitlisted SAT 1490, SAT Math 800, Chem 750, top 5% class of 350, performed solo at Carnegie Hall, top All State musician, science DNA research at major university, restaurant job, hospital volunteer, etc. etc. etc. Have outstanding other options (UNC Chapel Hill, Northeastern, and 6 others) and I’m sure all that have been waitlisted/denied have other good options, too, with all your wonderful accomplishments. Good luck to you all and congratulations to those admitted today, if there are any!
waitlisted after being deferred EA. 1560 SAT, 4.0UW / 4.51W. Wrote to admissions after EA deferral with nice essay and updates. Looking like yield protection to me. Oh well!
Waitlisted after being deferred EA, 1520 SAT, 34 ACT, 4.24 W, 4.0 UW, lots of EC’s and great LOR’s. Did not show a lot of interest except doing the interview and emailing once or twice. Was not able to visit. Thankfully we have other options. Good luck to everyone wherever they end up!
Rejected: 3.9/4.7 gpa 33 ACT it’s pretty expected
That’s right - the closest real ice rink is in Lafayette, a 2 hour drive. But there is an artificial rink in New Orleans in a shopping center and there is also seasonal ice somewhere. We did not like the artificial surface; it is relatively small and slow to skate on. Some people do think it works for figure skating practice as it takes more effort.