<p>Acceptances: Cal Poly SLO, Colorado School of Mines, University of Tulsa, Case Western Reserve University, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Rejections: Olin, MIT, Princeton, Cal Tech, Rice, CMU, Harvey Mudd.
Waitlisted: WUSTL</p>
<p>Deciding between: University of Tulsa, Rose-Hulman, and Case Western
Leaning towards: ?
Major currently is Chemical Engineering. Finances are a big issue. I live in Colorado.</p>
<p>Acceptance:
NYU (GSP)
CMU (Tepper + HSS)
UC San Diego</p>
<p>Rejected:
GTown
Penn</p>
<p>Waitlist:
UMich</p>
<p>Deciding between:
CMU, NYU, UMich. Probably studying economics</p>
<p>Help!</p>
<p>go w/ RIT, with a program specializing in what you want!</p>
<p>for international relations…DC is good. So if you got into GWU..go there! unless money for you is an issue.</p>
<p>Trying to decide between Boston U and the University of Dallas.</p>
<p>Accepted:
Cornell
Wellesley
Johns Hopkins
CMU
Tufts
Rutgers (Honors Program)</p>
<p>Waitlisted:
Amherst</p>
<p>Rejected: (I know, I know, a mountain of rejections, don’t laugh at me..)
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Stanford
UPenn
Columbia
Dartmouth
Brown
Swarthmore
Duke</p>
<p>Deciding between: Pretty much Hopkins, Wellesley, Cornell</p>
<p>Leaning towards: Wellesley or Cornell</p>
<p>I have no idea what I’m going to be studying and money isn’t an issue.
I like Wellesley because it is small and near Boston, but I like Cornell because it has a lot of clubs and activities and things.</p>
<p>Accepted:
Boston College (no financial aid)
SUNY Binghamton
Emory (they are very slow with my aid package, so will most likely not go)
GWU Honors
Macaulay Honors at Baruch (CUNY Honors)</p>
<p>Waitlisted:
Cornell (accepted waitlist)
CMU (did not accept)</p>
<p>Rejected:
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Georgetown
NYU Stern
Northwestern</p>
<p>Deciding between: GWU honors (Elliott School) or Macaulay Honors at Baruch</p>
<p>Leaning towards: I’ve been flipflopping for a month now. They both have their ups and downs. I want to stay in NYC because I have so much stuff going around here. But Baruch is a commuter school while GWU has dorms in Wash DC. Money is not an issue at both schools as Macaulay has free tuition, and my aid at GWU covers the tuition.</p>
<p>Wow, everyone applied to and was accepted into such prestigious schools compared to the ones I applied to. I just dont really have the funds to go to private schools or out-of-state so I’m transferring from SRJC to the good ol’ CSU system.</p>
<p>Accepted:
CSU Chico
CSU Long Beach
CSU San Marcos
CSU Sacramento
CSU Fullerton
CSU Channel Islands
Sonoma State University</p>
<p>Rejected/Waitlisted: none</p>
<p>Deciding between: I have narrowed it down to Long Beach and Chico. I am completely stuck in my decision because they both have their pros and cons. I am majoring in communications, and want to become an event coordinator. I have lived in nor-cal all my life and have always wanted to live in so-cal, but it is quite a bit more expensive than chico. I know about Chico’s “party school” rep, and really dont mind because I will be living with my boyfriend who doesnt go to college, and I’m not much of a “let’s get hammer slammered and party all the time person.” He is favoring Chico because it is in nor-cal, but I dont see myself gaining much experience in my field up there. Both colleges are so different in every way, and I really need help!</p>
<p>Any advice from people who know about the two areas or just opinions on the matter would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!</p>
<p>Accepted:
Villanova
Maryland
Wake Forest</p>
<p>Rejected:
UPenn
NYU
Boston C.
UVa</p>
<p>Waitlisted:
Lehigh
U. Michigan
TCNJ
Penn State</p>
<p>Deciding Between:
Villanova and Wake Forest</p>
<p>Leaning Towards: Wake</p>
<p>Nickel Xenon: As someone who lives in Dallas, I encourage you to stay very far away. No matter what magazines say, there is nothing to do in Dallas that will enrich your education; there is only shopping and chain restaurants. Seriously. BU has more prestige than UDallas, and Boston is just overall a cooler place. If I were in your situation, I would choose BU in a heartbeat.</p>
<p>Accepted:
UChicago
Georgetown, School of Foreign Services
UVA (Arts&Sciences)
UT Austin (Communications)</p>
<p>Rejected:
Stanford
Princeton</p>
<p>Waitlisted:
Columbia
Brown</p>
<p>Deciding Between:
UChicago and Gtown SFS</p>
<p>Leaning Towards: Gtown SFS for International Politics. I know the SFS in D.C. is pretty much an unbeatable combination, but I LOVE Chicago’s core curriculum, as well as the school’s emphasis on learning for learning’s sake (I’ve heard Gtown is very pre-professional). However, I’m very intimidated by Chicago’s workload, and I don’t deal well with cold weather.</p>
<p>Acceptances
Northwestern
Wash U St Louis
Rutgers Honors (w/ Scholarship)</p>
<p>Waitlists
Hopkins
UChicago</p>
<p>Rejections
None :)</p>
<p>Deciding Between: Northwestern and Rutgers Honors</p>
<p>Leaning Towards: Rutgers Honors b/c I think I stand to be the most successful there. Since I’m planning on doing pre-med, I need a high GPA, which will be possible at Rutgers. I’d be happy at either school – so the possibility of getting a higher GPA at rutgers tips the scale.</p>
<p>Acceptances:
RIT
U St Thomas(MN)
Virginia Tech
UMaine
Clarkson
Hartwick
Rejections:
Union
Waitlisted:</p>
<p>Deciding between: all but Clarkson
– visiting St. Thomas for the first time today</p>
<p>B+ student with excellent consistency in academic record. Only 600/590 SAT.
Excellent athletic ec</p>
<p>Accepted:
American University
Lewis & Clark College
San Diego State University
Seattle University
Tulane University
UCSD
UCSB
Whitman College</p>
<p>Waitlisted:
Pitzer College</p>
<p>Rejected:
Boston College
Occidental College
UCLA
USC</p>
<p>Deciding between: Seattle U, Tulane, Whitman, and UCSB.</p>
<p>Leaning towards: Tulane or SU
I’m paying roughly the same for both schools, so money isn’t a big issue. Want to major in IR. </p>
<p>Tulane pros: solid national reputation, strong in IR, new orleans, nice weather, less debt at graduation
Tulane cons: a bit of a party school?, farther from home, less diversity</p>
<p>SU pros: big IR program, big choral program, seattle, job/internship opportunities, diversity
SU cons: more regional appeal, depressing weather, more debt at graduation,
academics not as strong?</p>
<p>any advice would be much appreciated :)</p>
<p>Acceptances: Baruch
Rejections:None</p>
<p>Deciding between: Stay at Polytechnic University (merging with NYU) or going to baruch (lose a year)for Finance to hopefully land a front-mid office type job
Leaning towards:No idea</p>