CU Boulder is out!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Admitted to A&S + honors
OOS
TO
4.0 uw
10 APs
Strong ECs/leadership

Has gotten into some schools higher on the list, but it’s still nice to get the acceptance!

Almost the same here, but direct admit to Engineering with Chancellor's Achievement Scholarship ($25k merit). Submitted SAT scores with application, so not TO, but university *will not consider SAT/ACT* in deciding these merit awards (even if submitted), which is interesting given that the application was TO and not test-blind like the UC schools. Just throwing that out there for future applicants on a merit hunt!

+1. My DD was admitted last year to Arts and Sciences with merit. She applied TO.

[Anonymous]

Last year A&S missed a lot of high stats kids for honors- DC reached out to request a manual review and received an offer. The A&S Honors Program page has info on how to do this. At the admitted students day honors session the staff actually commented on how many highly qualified students were missed in initial offers. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

My kid was accepted to “pre-business” in a special residential hall….

Sound familiar to anyone?

[Anonymous]

Congrats to all the admitted applicants!

[Anonymous]

Congrats!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid was accepted to “pre-business” in a special residential hall….

Sound familiar to anyone?

Did they take calc yet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was accepted to “pre-business” in a special residential hall….

Sound familiar to anyone?

Did they take calc yet?

Yes AB this year.

[Anonymous]

My kid was offered such a low merit package, despite being very high stats. Should we really request a review? Without more money, he’s not going….

[Anonymous]

Congratulations!! Nearly everyone I know who attended LOVED it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid was offered such a low merit package, despite being very high stats. Should we really request a review? Without more money, he’s not going….

No, they're stingy with merit. They don't need to give large amounts to get OOS kids to come. Every year people complain about CU's merit aid and they got "xyz" higher amount from a better ranked school. CU doesn't care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was offered such a low merit package, despite being very high stats. Should we really request a review? Without more money, he’s not going….

No, they're stingy with merit. They don't need to give large amounts to get OOS kids to come. Every year people complain about CU's merit aid and they got "xyz" higher amount from a better ranked school. CU doesn't care.

My DD got $15k/year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"University of Colorado Boulder admissions has an acceptance rate of 79% and an early acceptance rate of 93.7%. Half the applicants admitted to University of Colorado Boulder who submitted test scores have an SAT score between 1160 and 1390 or an ACT score of 26 and 31."

this is crazy. My kid got in, but others from our private were deferred. I’m surprised.

Beautiful school. Stats surprise me if true. What’s their yield?

[Anonymous]

They rejected several 4.0 uw; 35-36.

They don’t want to be anyone’s safety anymore it seems.

Straight out if Wisco was playbook from 6 years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid was offered such a low merit package, despite being very high stats. Should we really request a review? Without more money, he’s not going….

No, they're stingy with merit. They don't need to give large amounts to get OOS kids to come. Every year people complain about CU's merit aid and they got "xyz" higher amount from a better ranked school. CU doesn't care.

My DD got $15k/year.

Is this in the past year or two? If so it's extraordinary. Pre-covid they were much more generous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They rejected several 4.0 uw; 35-36.

They don’t want to be anyone’s safety anymore it seems.

Straight out if Wisco was playbook from 6 years ago.

Yes some very top of class rejected.
Yield protecting.