Class of ‘25 - merit aid

[Anonymous]

Seems like a lot less merit is being given out, and I’m sure this year will be even worse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1430 SAT, 3.9 weighted gpa, IB Diploma program, excellent extracurriculars.

American 0k
Auburn 11k
Elon originally 10k, then another 7.5k with Fellows program
FSU 0k
Furman 30k
Gettysburg 52k
GW 0k
South Carolina 0k
Sewanee 33k
South Florida 2k, Honors Program
Wofford 33k

Then, around April 27th or so, American offered 22k, and Elon, Sewanee, and Wofford all offered another 5k each.

Thanks for sharing! I thought SC gave a lot of merit, that’s surprising. I also thought GW would give a small amount.

NP; I’m surprised at South Carolina also.

I'm not too surprised..poster had 3.9 weighted, not unweighted.

[Anonymous]

$25k UVM Honors program.

Nothing from W&M or Pitt. Didn't get into UVA or VT.

1490 SAT. 12 APs, mostly 4s and 5s. 4.25 weighted GPA.

Going to UVM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1500 sat, 4.0 unweighted gpa.

$30k from Oberlin, $33k from Smith, $10k w&m oos (Monroe Scholar), $5k umd in-state.

Per year or total for 4 years?

Amounts above are per year.

[Anonymous]

My info is from the class of 2023 but my kid got great merit (better than I expected) from every Catholic university he applied to. Just an FYI. Their NPCs were very accurate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$25k UVM Honors program.

Nothing from W&M or Pitt. Didn't get into UVA or VT.

1490 SAT. 12 APs, mostly 4s and 5s. 4.25 weighted GPA.

Going to UVM.

In state for VT and did not get in? Did you apply EA and for what major? I’m surprised by this (my 2025 was admitted with slightly higher stats for engineering)

[Anonymous]

Full ride?
Roll tide!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My info is from the class of 2023 but my kid got great merit (better than I expected) from every Catholic university he applied to. Just an FYI. Their NPCs were very accurate.

Which Catholic schools, and did they wind up attending any?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My info is from the class of 2023 but my kid got great merit (better than I expected) from every Catholic university he applied to. Just an FYI. Their NPCs were very accurate.

Which Catholic schools, and did they wind up attending any?

NP; my daughter (HS class of 23) received a grant and scholarship from University of Scranton and total COA would have been 33,000. She chose elsewhere but I would have been happy for her to attend Scranton. I’ve read on these boards that Loyola in MD is very generous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My info is from the class of 2023 but my kid got great merit (better than I expected) from every Catholic university he applied to. Just an FYI. Their NPCs were very accurate.

Which Catholic schools, and did they wind up attending any?

DC received merit scholarships from Loyola MD and Catholic University in DC. The scholarships brought the COA at those schools down to about 40K a year.
DC: top 5% of class, 4.0 uw/4.6 w GPA. 1450 SAT.

DC ended up attending elsewhere, but liked both schools (didn't find CUA to be as conservative or Catholic as many allege).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My info is from the class of 2023 but my kid got great merit (better than I expected) from every Catholic university he applied to. Just an FYI. Their NPCs were very accurate.

Which Catholic schools, and did they wind up attending any?

He is now a junior at Loyola MD. Their merit award of $25k was the highest. The other Catholic schools awarded between $18-23k. They were U of Scranton, Manhattan, La Salle, Seton Hall, St. Joe’s, Duquesne. He applied TO and his gpa when he applied was 3.1.

[Anonymous]

4.1, 1510 SAT, some regional-type awards, highest rigor classes, 11,AOs

25K/year - UVM
20k / year - Mizzou
19K /year UMass
18k/year - University of Delaware
14K/year - Iowa State