Clemson 2024 - come share your results

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Like what one of the earlier posters said - a lot of kids with very competitive stats (1400s plus and over 4.3) were getting deferred. A few kids with slightly lower stats actually got in (but who knows what the situation is - legacy, donor, athlete, geographic diversity, etc.). I read that 35% got in early action. I think many of the kids that got deferred will be very competitive against those applying regular decision. I thought that Clemson was relatively easy to get admitted to not too long ago - I wonder what happened?!

Welcome to the new reality of 2023. The upside of all this wokeness, is that what was considered as second tier schools like Clemson are now destination schools for all those Duke, Vandy and UNC "rejects."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t have stars but my DD’s bff was just deferred. Who knew Clemson was so selective.

I did. I swear this board is so provincial and yet elitist, posters are always making fools of themselves over these southern schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe the marketing worked to make them a more selective school.

allll of the large southern schools are hot right now. I bet uOfSC and UTK will have a lot of upsets tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

APS DD admitted
1390 SAT/4.0 UW GPA/4.3-ish W GPA (11 APs)
Strong ECs
Unhooked

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe the marketing worked to make them a more selective school.

It’s what every school does. Tulane was a 75% acceptance rate awhile back.

They know kids want warm weather, good sports they all have relied heavily on marketing and it’s working

[Anonymous]

Go tigers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t have stars but my DD’s bff was just deferred. Who knew Clemson was so selective.

I did. I swear this board is so provincial and yet elitist, posters are always making fools of themselves over these southern schools.

To be fair, when you look at Clemson's common data set from this past year, it seems that a lot of these kids with high stats should have gotten in. Also, kids are applying to far more colleges this year (even compared to last year). In the end, when final decisions are made (i.e. when the students make the final commitments), I think that a lot of kids that were deferred or waitlisted will get in.

[Anonymous]

This is the point. They are holding too many slots back from kids who clearly will get in if the most recent common data set is even remotely accurate. These stats are not going to change dramatically.

So let them in.

[Anonymous]

Accepted engineering
4.0 UW
10-11 AP/IB courses
34 ACT
3 sport athlete (all-state in one)

Clemson is very major dependent in terms of acceptance rates, stats needed, etc... For
example, business school had 8% acceptance rate for some majors. forestry, geology much higher.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Accepted engineering
4.0 UW
10-11 AP/IB courses
34 ACT
3 sport athlete (all-state in one)

Clemson is very major dependent in terms of acceptance rates, stats needed, etc... For
example, business school had 8% acceptance rate for some majors. forestry, geology much higher.

First - congrats! Also, do you know how you can find what the acceptance rate is for the various majors?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is the point. They are holding too many slots back from kids who clearly will get in if the most recent common data set is even remotely accurate. These stats are not going to change dramatically.

So let them in.

Some of you seem to be forgetting that Clemson is a state school. If you want to go that badly, move to Florence or Goose Creek, SC. Your odds will improve.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the point. They are holding too many slots back from kids who clearly will get in if the most recent common data set is even remotely accurate. These stats are not going to change dramatically.

So let them in.

Some of you seem to be forgetting that Clemson is a state school. If you want to go that badly, move to Florence or Goose Creek, SC. Your odds will improve.

A lot of in-state kids with high stats got deferred as well.

[Anonymous]

4.3 weighted
FCPS
Strong extra curriculars inc a lot of leadership
Rigorous classes
Act 32
Female

No hooks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the point. They are holding too many slots back from kids who clearly will get in if the most recent common data set is even remotely accurate. These stats are not going to change dramatically.

So let them in.

Some of you seem to be forgetting that Clemson is a state school. If you want to go that badly, move to Florence or Goose Creek, SC. Your odds will improve.

A lot of in-state kids with high stats got deferred as well.

Not true if they were in top 10 percent. Which defines high stat to me. Auto admit. New this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:4.3 weighted
FCPS
Strong extra curriculars inc a lot of leadership
Rigorous classes
Act 32
Female

No hooks

Sorry - in.