<p>Applied Common App Oct 20, Accepted Dec 18
Engineering
SAT: 1360/2070
GPA: 3.47 UW
Rank: 45/365
OOS
Chancellor's Scholarship $8500
ECs: National Honor Society, Honors Orchestra, summer engineering experiences at universities, some community service</p>
<p>Wow. Great job. Did you hear by mail or email?</p>
<p>accepted commonwealth honors college, sport management major
2200 SAT
35 ACT
102.5 weighted GPA (out of 100)
$10,000 Chancellor’s</p>
<p>Can you guys also post about where you are (just the state or region is fine) so we can see how far out of Massachusetts the letters are? Congrats to both of you. :)</p>
<p>Edit: Mail just came. Nothing here… I really hope it’ll come Monday!</p>
<p>wow im getting nervous. these are some great stats. congrats to you both!</p>
<p>im from nj</p>
<p>Acceptance came for daughter today to Long Island, NY. She is not home yet so we don’t know what the particulars are. Good Luck!</p>
<p>Hi! I got my acceptance letter today 
Chemistry Major
Commonwealth College
SAT: 2070
GPA: 3.96 UW, 4.4 W
Rank: 30/516
Dean’s Scholarship $2000</p>
<p>My son just accepted as Pre-Med/ Chemistry and Commonwealth College.
From eastern MA.<br>
Got $2000 Deans Scholarship
SAT M/V: 1480
Combined SAT: 2140
Weighted GPA: 4.6 out of 5
Captain 2 sports
NHS
Leader in student government</p>
<p>Accepted!
Isenberg School of Management for Marketing.
SAT- 1890
GPA- 3.7
6000$ chancellor’s scholarship</p>
<p>Accepted! Commonwealth College
SAT: 1410
GPA: 3.96/4.25
$2000 Dean’s Scholarship + John and Abigail Adams scholarship
From MA
Jealous of all of you with Chancellor’s scholarships. Did you have particularly strong ECs? Curious as to what makes the difference between Chancellor’s and Dean’s.</p>
<p>Has everyone that has been sent decision letter been accepted to the commonwealth college? My cousin, who lives in the same neighborhood as me, was accepted to the commonwealth college today, but I have not gotten anything back yet. I find it a little odd that decision letters to the same neighborhood would be at different times, unless it has something to do with me not making it into the honors program. I should probably stop worrying though. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!</p>
<p>ACCEPTED!
BOSTON, MA !
SAT: 1680
ACT: 21
GPA: 3.36
Major: Psychology</p>
<p>accepted into commonwealth and the sports management program
sat - 1830
act - 28
gpa - 101.6 weighted (out of 100)
ranked 9 out of 222
$7500 chancellors
from jersey</p>
<p>Accepted into Engineering with a Chancellor’s Scholarship of $6,000.</p>
<ul>
<li>3.55 Unweighted GPA </li>
<li>27 ACT score</li>
<li>610 Critical Reading, 650 Math, 580 Writing SAT scores</li>
</ul>
<p>Classes:</p>
<ul>
<li>2 semesters of Honors English</li>
<li>Honors Bio</li>
<li>Honors Physics</li>
<li>AP Environmental Science (scored a 4 on the test)</li>
<li>I also participate in jazz band and am in a select band for my school</li>
<li>My high school is supposedly one of the top in the state</li>
</ul>
<p>Extracurriculars:</p>
<ul>
<li>High School Baseball</li>
<li>Volunteering</li>
<li>a few other school activities</li>
</ul>
<p>Seems like my letter got lost in the neighborhood, but it’s here now!</p>
<p>Accepted as English major
SAT: 2010
GPA: 3.74 unweighted (ALMOST in the top 10% of my class)
$8500 Chancellor’s Scholarship</p>
<p>I was kind of hoping for CommColl too, but I’m just glad that I got accepted right now! (Well, I’m assuming since that my letter doesn’t mention anything about it, I wasn’t accepted/invited to it)</p>
<p>Accepted for Biology. I also got into the CommColl, and got the $2,000 Dean’s scholarship. Does anyone know what gets someone a Chancellor’s scholarship over a Dean’s scholarship? Where are the people who got the higher amounts from? Maybe the Chancellor’s is offered to out-of-state students.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.91 unweighted…I’m not sure what my weighted would be…probably around 4.25
SAT: 1430/2100
Honors/AP Classes:
-Freshman year: honors English, honors history, honors algebra II, honors Spanish II
-Sophmore year: honors English, AP Euro history, honors geometry, honors Spanish III, chemistry honors
-Junior year: honors English, AP US history, honors pre-calc/trig, honors Spanish IV, honors biology II
-Senior year: honors English, AP calculus, honors Spanish V (I would have taken more, but these were all the honors/AP classes offered to seniors)</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
-Girl Scouts (4 years…very involved)
-Venture Crew (1 year…very involved)
-Library teen advisory committee (3 years…involved)
-Swim team (4 years…very involved during season)</p>
<p>Location: MA</p>
<p>Son was accepted into engineering. No Comm College or scholarships (other than the Adams) that I could see, but we’re very pleased. He’s going to college! Oh, and we’re from Mass.</p>
<p>KaiserinSisi, UMass’ scholarship page groups them all together, so it’s hard to see what difference there could be… Logically, though, OOS students should get higher scholarships than their in-state equivalents since OOS costs more.</p>
<p>accepted to sports management</p>
<p>sat: 1230/1890
act: 26
gpa: 3.82 unweighted
$6000 chancellors</p>