What does it take to get merit aid at GMU?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does merit aid come with the admission decision or later?


Yes. How do you find out about merit aid?
Anonymous
DD just got admitted to the honors college. Got 2k/year.

GPA - 4.5W (don’t know the unweighted)
ACT - 34
Data Science/Stats
musician for 12 years; All State orchestra for 4 years
Nationally ranked athlete for 6 years
In state/private

Older brother (3 years ago) w similar stats got 1k/year during RD round.


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does merit aid come with the admission decision or later?


Yes. How do you find out about merit aid?


I am the OOS PP - it was on the portal with the admissions decision.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does merit aid come with the admission decision or later?


Yes. How do you find out about merit aid?


I am the OOS PP - it was on the portal with the admissions decision.


Instate $2k per year was the same. It was part of the Congratulations letter in the portal.
Anonymous
Any chance GMU will increase the merit in the Spring for those getting the $2k in-state/$1k OOS?
Anonymous
DC OOS, 4.0 UW got $20K/yr.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does merit aid come with the admission decision or later?


Yes. How do you find out about merit aid?


I am the OOS PP - it was on the portal with the admissions decision.


Instate $2k per year was the same. It was part of the Congratulations letter in the portal.


Same here. Instate, did not apply to honors.
Anonymous
What is the chance for DC oos? DC is a junior. So far:

1440 SAT
3.7 uwgpa/4.5 wgpa
6 APs
Some decent ECs -- heavily involved in theater/music/choir, one non varsity sport, work experience.

We need at least $15K/year merit to make it work.
Anonymous
DD got in OOS from MCPS. Accepted to HC with $20k Mason Excellence Award. 3.9/4.7 GPA. 1350 SAT submitted. 9 APs. Strong arts ECs but was not accepted to the competitive audition based arts program so will not be attending.
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