got into nursing program at storrs!!
sat:1360
gpa(unweighted): 93.8
gpa(weighted): 96.9
class rank:18/196
community service:300+ hours
honors: every class since 9th grade
APs: 4
National Honor Society
5 other honor societies
OOS from New York
6 clubs
congrats to everyone that got accepted!!!
Accepted! Storrs campus.
@ccollege123 No email. Online portals were updated with decisions.
Merit doesn’t come out until mid March. It’s not going to be in your snail mail acceptance letter. You will get an email stating as much.
Son: Accepted Storrs Campus, Mechinal Engineering
Son accepted. Business - Finance. GPA 4.0 ACT 35 OOS
D just got accepted to nursing! Out of state (Mass) she’s very excited. Good luck to everyone still waiting!
If you get branched, does that mean you are wait-listed for Storrs? How long after can you transfer?
my decision also isn’t out, starting to get worried…
Accepted!! Applied for Comp Science in School of Engineering 1310 SAT and an 89 weighted gpa so 3.37W.
@Lynn26 wondering after all that has happened if you got in?
In-state student, accepted to the Storrs campus, mathematics-actuarial science/finance
Am waiting for decision on honors program acceptance/rejection (the official letter)
1540 SAT (superscored) and 4.1 weighted GPA
ACCEPTED!!! STORRS CAMPUS, ACTUARIAL SCIENCE MAJOR!!! FROM NJ
Check the portal. My daughter was just admitted to nursing, Storrs campus.
neither is mine
yay actuaries ftw!!! 
@njgirl2018
waitlisted at Storrs. I’m in-state, 1300 SAT, 3.8 gpa. kinda sucks because UConn was my top school but at least there is still hope. congrats to those who were accepted!
Accepted for Chemical Engineering at Storrs!
Basic stats: (unorganized, ik)
1490 SAT (one sitting, RW: 740, M: 750
SAT Subject Tests: Chem + Bio somewhere in 700s
W: 4.2 gpa UW: 3.7? 3.8? (school has the weirdest and most confusing gpa scales)
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Congrats to those who were accepted!
Uconn was a school that I considered a safety, but I got declined. Does Uconn often reject students who they don’t believe will attend in order to keep their enrollment rate high?
@collegelehigh I don’t know if UConn has this kind of practice specifically, but ik it’s common for colleges to do this. Colleges that do this are called to have Tufts syndrome, which is basically an admissions office waitlisting or rejecting extremely-qualified students on the basis that those students will go to higher, top-tier schools regardless if the admissions office accepted or rejected them. After all, colleges do want to preserve their retention rates and all…
And yes, Tufts syndrome does exist but it is incredibly difficult to prove that a college is selectively ignoring over-qualified students because no one but the admissions officers knows why an applicant was rejected