UMD President's Scholarships 2024

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


DC didn't get one either 1550, 4.5UW admitted to CS.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


DC didn't get one either 1550, 4.5UW admitted to CS.


sorry meant 4.5W
Anonymous
Is the merit aid also posted in the portal? Or is just an email sent?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OOS DS received 50k over 4 years. 1530 SAT, 3.98 UW 4.4 W. 10 APs, Varsity runner, lots of EC


NP. 50K/4 years. 1570, 4.0, Substantial ECs beyond school level, but not winner of national awards etc.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OOS DS received 50k over 4 years. 1530 SAT, 3.98 UW 4.4 W. 10 APs, Varsity runner, lots of EC


NP. 50K/4 years. 1570, 4.0, Substantial ECs beyond school level, but not winner of national awards etc.


Congrats! Did you get email or is it on the portal? Do mind sharing major?
Anonymous
Email
Anonymous
Email. Economics.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:From last year, seems more money awarded to OOS kids. So instead of 5K for instate kid with similar stats got 10K OOS. Seems fair given that instate already super affordable.

Looking through CC and the UMD FB Class of 2028 page, the highest in-state Presidential I see is $5k/year. Most of the posters seem to be OOS and as others have noted, it looks like the top award was increased to $17.5k/year. Granted this is not necessarily a representative sample.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


My ds got $70K over four years with a lower SAT score and fewer APs.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


My ds got $70K over four years with a lower SAT score and fewer APs.


Same .Offered 4O with less all around, but strong ECs.
Anonymous

NP. 50K/4 years. 1570, 4.0, Substantial ECs beyond school level, but not winner of national awards etc.



What is "NP"?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


DC didn't get one either 1550, 4.5UW admitted to CS.


sorry meant 4.5W

CS major admit is tough. If they got direct admit, that's a boon. UMD has restricted CS transfers starting this year (from 1000 to 100), while increasing direct admits by only 150 (from 450 to 600). They basically halved the CS major admits.

It's so competitive, so I wonder if they are giving out less merit aid for CS majors now to attract them.

My DC got $20K over four years last year, direct admit to CS. 1580 SAT; 4.92 wgpa (4.0 unw).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:

NP. 50K/4 years. 1570, 4.0, Substantial ECs beyond school level, but not winner of national awards etc.



What is "NP"?


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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


My ds got $70K over four years with a lower SAT score and fewer APs.


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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For those getting awards, what are the stats? My kid, 4.0 UW, 1500 SAT, 11 AP, Engineering (Scholars) hasn't been offered anything.

SAT probably too low


My ds got $70K over four years with a lower SAT score and fewer APs.


200


40K over 4 years - CS direct admit

OOS (DCPS) - 1520, 3.97W/4.82UW, 13 APs
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