There’s no “the” |
Congrats on Colgate! |
My DS was offered $25k merit with his letter. We did not fill out CSS. I agree without merit it’s a hard sell! Good luck! |
Was the CSS required? |
Not for merit |
He was TO with a 3.5 UW and weighted a bit higher but not much. Pitt is tough because most kids are in the same pool, Dietrich. Who is in the pool? The pre-med kids. Penn State has lots of colleges and each have different standards, Ag, Communications, Minerals and Education for example. At our school the average GPA for Pitt is a 3.6 UW. Penn State goes a little lower due to the number of colleges. With Pitt you can't avoid Dietrich. |
| GMU, $21/year merit, oos. DC very torn. They wanted Penn State but they didn't offer any merit aid, as of yet. Also, oos. |
Pretty sure Penn State doesn't give much merit. |
Congrats on Rochester! Was this an ED application? Would you mind sharing stats, public/private? |
Congratulations!!! It’s a great school! Our friend’s son has been super happy there from the start (now a sophomore) and another friend’s son transferred after not liking his SLAC and is also really happy there. One chose a fraternity (very small Greek life there) the other did not. Both made good friends and are doing great academically. The sophomore even landed a paid research position by cold emailing a professor. Tons of opportunities! |
I know.. that's why they (and we) are torn. Penn State would be a better experience, but is it really worth the $300K it's going to cost us? DC wants to be a science major, and there is a differential tuition for the major. Both are good for their major. |
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I’m at GMU (just found out today).
So far, it’s GMU, Radford, ODU, and Longwood. Still waiting on CNU, UMW and JMU. We’re in-state (obviously) and are glad to have good options. |
| *In* at GMU. |
| In at Pratt with a presidential scholarship! |
| In at UTK. 9K in merit $$. |