<p>I got my decision yesterday at 12 pm!
ACCEPTED:)
And we get free CWRU shirts:) cool!</p>
<p>@thericarlson Here is a comparison between Purdue and CWRU. Keep changing the different schools and have at it 
[College</a> Cross-Admit Comparison: Purdue University vs Case Western Reserve University | Parchment - College admissions predictions.](<a href=“Compare Colleges: Side-by-side college comparisons | Parchment - College admissions predictions.”>Compare Colleges: Side-by-side college comparisons | Parchment - College admissions predictions.)</p>
<p>Cahsparent-Thank you!</p>
<p>wait are we supposed to get free t-shirts? Do they send those to you later?</p>
<p>Case didn’t give me any money for financial aid because of my scholarship so I won’t be attending! I hope one of you on the wait-list will get my spot and be able to go!</p>
<p>OK, so I called the admissions today and asked about scholarships. With a 2310 SAT and 4.0 GPA, I didn’t receive any scholarships. And the admissions told me that was because I am an international student. And they have “limited” scholarships for internationals. Well, that’s very “limited”!</p>
<p>That’s not “fair” but it does make sense. The number of international applicants have been increasing for the past 7-10 years so competitive universities can be really picky. Good luck with your college choice.</p>
<p>@RedYellowBlue, Yeah…I totally understand. But what I don’t like is the fact that before I applied to Case Western, the admission officers told me and my college counselor that there are “bunches of” scholarships for international students, and some of them are full rides! I wouldn’t have applied to Case if I knew beforehand that Case doesn’t have many international scholarships to offer. Now I can’t go to this school because of affordability. I guess Case should be more responsible for what they say to prospective international students.</p>
<p>I had a 3.7 GPA in high school aka top 10% of a super competitive law magnet school and a 2200 on my SAT’s with lots of extracurriculars, and leadership positions.
I was accepted with a merit scholarship of $25,000. I just applied for financial aid just in case I do end up going here.</p>
<p>@WaitingGirl, yea that sucks, I live abroad, but got my green card last year, so that made it much easier to get money. With stats like that you should get into a higher caliber school that has more money to spend on int’ls, good luck I’m sure you’ll do fine.</p>
<p>We just got S’s acceptance packet in the mail today - who else get the amazing offer of an all-expense paid trip to Cleveland?!? We were shocked!</p>
<p>Accepted: Idk what my gpa is on a 4 point scale, but it’s 92 on a 100 scale, at a very competitive specialized HS. 2220 SAT, not very many extracurriculars, but very devoted to those few. $27500 Merit Scholarship.</p>
<p>Got in with a $25,000 University scholarship! 3.96 GPA, 2260 SAT. I heard that I could transfer my community college credits (I have a bunch), so I’m seriously considering! =D</p>
<p>GPA - 3.5
Weighted - 4.0xx
ACT - 32
IB Diploma
Good amount of EC’s (around 10 solid ones), lots of philanthropy
3 Sports, 4 years, mostly all varsity</p>
<p>Wasn’t expecting much, maybe an acceptance, but got in with a 1/2 ride!</p>
<p>Other schools : UMich deferred (in state), DePauw University 1/2 ride, WashU denied, Colorado College ED2 deferred. I haven’t had a good track record as far as acceptances go, so this makes me feel a little better. 
Still waiting on Middlebury, Washington and Lee, Hamilton, Davidson, and Wesleyan. Hopefully I get in one of those top tier liberal arts schols!</p>
<p>Good luck to those who were denied/deferred - my sister always tells me that you will end up where you belong, and I truly believe that!</p>
<p>@megan12: I got the offer for the all-expense paid trip, too! At first, I didn’t bother to read the tiny print on the “boarding pass,” assuming that it was just a cute way to invite me to attend CWRU. Not sure if I’ll take advantage of this offer, but it certainly is a nice touch.</p>
<p>Accepted
SAT: 2180 (670/800/710)
GPA: 3.90 UW, 4.60 W
$30,000/year scholarship
Still gonna be too expensive</p>