George Washington U decision is out

Anonymous
PSA. Decision is up.
Anonymous
Did the merit aid come with the offer?

My kid got into Elliott with a perfect gpa and 35 act and everyone said they routinely Glauber large merit aid in those circumstances. Did not see it.
Anonymous
^ give
Anonymous
Yes-- mine got a Presidential scholarship ($20K), listed in the letter.
Anonymous
Lots of folks on college confidential are reporting admission/denial/scholarship and some are giving stats... in case you want to compare on the scholarship front.
Anonymous
Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?


Yes you do feel right to be shocked. I have GW in our safety category.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?


Yes you do feel right to be shocked. I have GW in our safety category.


I’m starting to realize that nothing is shocking anymore in this current admissions climate.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?


Was kid in a really sought after major? I wonder if that matters.
Anonymous
Must be protecting yield
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?


Yes you do feel right to be shocked. I have GW in our safety category.


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Child got waitlisted with 3.7 uw 4.1 w and 35 ACT, do we feel right to be shocked about this?


When this sort of thing happens, it means they might have been a bit weak in their essays. I'm assuming the extra-curriculars were decent.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Must be protecting yield


No, the gpa is a little low. It's not yield protection.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Must be protecting yield


No, the gpa is a little low. It's not yield protection.


That's what I'm thinking, too. I'm sure the kid is great. But the gpa is pretty much in the right range for GW and the scores are above range. I don't think that leads to yield protection. I'd go more with the essays. Frankly, I was starting to get worried about my kid's chances because I know she put way less time into the GW application, assuming it was an easy entry and she had so many others to focus on the same week.
Anonymous
Congratulations to those that were accepted.
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