<p>I wanted to know what the stats for Walsh were with regards to the number of applicants and the acceptance rate.</p>
<p>i applied to sfs and was rejected.
stats:
790v/660m/730w
87.43gpa</p>
<p>have step brother just found out today was rejected at Georgetown Walsh SFS
stats:
SAT- 700 M, 670 CR, i think 650 W
GPA- 3.5
Private school in PA
ECs- soccer
Hi- Q
Honorary President
Founder- basketball student cheering "da quans dawgs"
National Honor Society
Math Club- 10th grade</p>
<p>Rejected
710v/740m/800w
3.8ish GPA</p>
<p>Rejected
620cr/670m/620w
29 act
740 IIc/620 USH/600 Lit
4.16 GPA</p>
<p>Did anyone get accepted???</p>
<p>don't know but I know I was rejected too...don't feel like posting my stats again but check the results thread.</p>
<p>Accepted.</p>
<p>SAT: 2290 (800cr, 800w, 690m)
SATII: 790us, 770spanish, 750lit, 730math2
Rank: 9/670
APs: 5s on US, Euro, Eng. Lit, Eng. Comp, and Spanish Lang.
IBs: 6 on psych, 7 on spanish (of 7)
Other: I'm really involved with MUN and JSA on the state level. I do international stuff like indian dance and spanish at community college... To students who are applying next year I'd say that the essays are really really important, and dont' write about terrorism unless it's different (like i applied to the concentration with tech. and foreign service and wrote about cyberterrorism).</p>
<p>My interview went really well too.</p>
<p>Rejected</p>
<p>SAT: 1500 (800 V, 700 M)
SAT: 720, 720, 700
Rank 15/502
GPA: 4.63 W
AP 5s on Bio and Psych</p>
<p>Other: president of 4 clubs, national honors society, We the People State Champions, member of the environmental science commission in town, my recommendation was one of the best in career, I wrote about water shortage in the world, tri lingual.</p>
<p>I'm really ****ed right now.</p>
<p>Accepted.</p>
<p>SAT: 2360 (790cr, 780w, 790m)
SATII: 790us, 790chem, 800math 2
Rank: top 3-4%/540
APs: 5s on US, Art History, Chem, Bio, Calc BC
Other: essay about an international book proj i did and literacy. other one was quirky. really good interview, turned out interviewer lived 3 streets away.</p>
<p>Rejected
2190 SAT (770w, 760cr, 660m)
770 SATII us history
3.71 gpa
excellent essay on russian economic realism and how the us should counterbalance it
excellent teacher recs</p>
<p>debate club founder and president, national qualifier, 4th at wa state, toc-bid recipient, 3 round robins, etc.</p>
<p>Oh well. At least i'm in good company, judging from the other rejections.</p>
<p>Waitlisted.
2220SAT(800v, 720m, 700w)
35ACT
94.473gpa (11/200)
my global teacher (who has lived in russia) said "great" essay on russian energy concerns
good (albeit short) interview
president of one club, semi-involved in others plus some community service</p>
<p>i think my ECs were my weak suit. oh well... i'm going to keep trying!</p>
<p>My daughter was waitlisted today with stats very similar to those appearing here. Some comfort. But the moral of the story is that you kids are all amazing, and those who were rejected today will be accepted at some great places and will be just fine. You have already achieved some pretty impressive things in your young lives and will go far. Just not at Georgetown, alas. So brush it off, hang in there and hope for better news on Friday.</p>
<p>Rejected
SAT: 670 M, 680 CR, 690 W
SAT II: 670 Chemistry, 680 US History, 690 Spanish, 710 Math II
GPA: 4.88
Class Rank: 4/488 </p>
<p>No idea why rejected because my entire application was geared towards a foreign service career. In the fall I took a Global Economics class at a well-known university and was one of 2 kids to make an A+ out of 45. They sent my transcript. My essays were phenomenal according to my english teacher, and the one for Walsh was unique and I am sure no one wrote about what I did. Plus, I volunteer for a month + out of the country each summer.... </p>
<p>i heard people that get rejected from georgetown get into ivy leagues hopefully that will be the case with me :)</p>
<p>Rejected...but seeing as a lot of people were, I don't feel quite as bad.
SAT: 800 W, 710 CR, 720 M
SAT II: 700 US, 720 Lit, 650 Math I
GPA: 3.7 UW, 4.2 W
Unranked
Amazingly strong E.C.s</p>
<p>Hello Hoyas....DD was rejected today. She did however get an amazing acceptance and full tuition at BU, so it's all good! Other amazing financial aid packages came from American and Ohio State. Good luck to all in making decisions!</p>
<p>For all of those students who were waitlisted or denied admission, you may wish to check out the following link, posted elsewhere by a Cornell alumni interviewer who was so impressed with all of the prospective applicants he met, and wanted to arm them for some disappointment on April 1. It's called The College Rejection Letter by David Nyhan. </p>
<p>link should read <a href="http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/04/05/the_college%5B/url%5D">www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/04/05/the_college</a></p>
<p>rejected.
2170 SAT (800 CR, 730 W, 640 M)
SAT II: 760 Lit, 670 Span w/listening, 640 US Hist :(
GPA: 3.85 UW
Very strong ECs/leadership, good essays
Don't know class rank...
Gtown SFS was my first choice so I was extremely disappointed. But strangely, after about an hour of crying I'm now totally fine. maybe I'm just numb, dunno.</p>
<p>see post in the results thread for everything else...</p>
<p>Thanks for making me feel better fellow SFS rejects... everyone here who got rejected had excellent stats :)</p>
<p>try again:
boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/</p>
<p>2005/04/05/the_college</p>
<p>sorry for the duplicate postings but site would not allow me to put the link as desired. Chapstick: you oughta look it up right now. Cheers.</p>