I'm a white male from a top25 undergrad (still in undergrad now). Pretty good softs for not having work experience (study abroad, internships, published research, school news paper editorial board, president of student org on campus, a regular volunteer activity), etc.
Numbers: 171, 3.85
Please chance me at the liklihood of getting scholarship money (and how much) at the following schools (or tell me if I don't have a shot of getting in). I applied to a ton of schools, but nothing west coast because I'd rather work on the east coast or in the south or midwest after graduation. Are there any other schools that I should have applied to? Thank you in advance.
Columbia
NYU
UChicago
UPenn
Michigan
UVA
Duke
Cornell
Georgetown
Texas
Vanderbilt
WUSTL
BU
Emory
GW
Scholarship Chances for a 171? Forum
- tinman
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Re: Scholarship Chances for a 171?
Hi Sam, you should get into a lot of the T14s and scholarship money from most of the non-T14ssam.emton wrote:I'm a white male from a top25 undergrad (still in undergrad now). Pretty good softs for not having work experience (study abroad, internships, published research, school news paper editorial board, president of student org on campus, a regular volunteer activity), etc.
Numbers: 171, 3.85
Please chance me at the liklihood of getting scholarship money (and how much) at the following schools (or tell me if I don't have a shot of getting in). I applied to a ton of schools, but nothing west coast because I'd rather work on the east coast or in the south or midwest after graduation. Are there any other schools that I should have applied to? Thank you in advance.
Columbia
NYU
UChicago
UPenn
Michigan
UVA
Duke
Cornell
Georgetown
Texas
Vanderbilt
WUSTL
BU
Emory
GW
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Re: Scholarship Chances for a 171?
You should be in and get resident tuition and significant scholarship, maybe approaching full tuition, at Texas.sam.emton wrote:I'm a white male from a top25 undergrad (still in undergrad now). Pretty good softs for not having work experience (study abroad, internships, published research, school news paper editorial board, president of student org on campus, a regular volunteer activity), etc.
Numbers: 171, 3.85
Please chance me at the liklihood of getting scholarship money (and how much) at the following schools (or tell me if I don't have a shot of getting in). I applied to a ton of schools, but nothing west coast because I'd rather work on the east coast or in the south or midwest after graduation. Are there any other schools that I should have applied to? Thank you in advance.
Columbia
NYU
UChicago
UPenn
Michigan
UVA
Duke
Cornell
Georgetown
Texas
Vanderbilt
WUSTL
BU
Emory
GW
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Re: Scholarship Chances for a 171?
I'm in a very similiar situation to you. I'm in undergrad now and have a 171, 3.9x. I probably have slightly worse softs.
I will try to predict a range of what to expect. The first scenario being the realistic worst case, followed by the realistic best case. I am pulling these from memory from LSN, so check my accuracy.
Columbia anything possible OUT/WL/IN
NYU WL/IN
UChicago WL/with $14,000 p/y
UPenn WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Michigan WL/ with $15,000 p/y
UVA WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Duke IN/ with $22,000 p/y
Georgetown IN
Texas IN/ with $27,000 p/y
Vanderbilt IN/ with $27,000 p/y
WUSTL IN/ with full tuition
Emory IN/ with $32,000 p/y
I will try to predict a range of what to expect. The first scenario being the realistic worst case, followed by the realistic best case. I am pulling these from memory from LSN, so check my accuracy.
Columbia anything possible OUT/WL/IN
NYU WL/IN
UChicago WL/with $14,000 p/y
UPenn WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Michigan WL/ with $15,000 p/y
UVA WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Duke IN/ with $22,000 p/y
Georgetown IN
Texas IN/ with $27,000 p/y
Vanderbilt IN/ with $27,000 p/y
WUSTL IN/ with full tuition
Emory IN/ with $32,000 p/y
- tinman
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Re: Scholarship Chances for a 171?
This seems like a pretty reasonable prediction to me. I like the joint presentation of best and worst cases.rapstar wrote:I'm in a very similiar situation to you. I'm in undergrad now and have a 171, 3.9x. I probably have slightly worse softs.
I will try to predict a range of what to expect. The first scenario being the realistic worst case, followed by the realistic best case. I am pulling these from memory from LSN, so check my accuracy.
Columbia anything possible OUT/WL/IN
NYU WL/IN
UChicago WL/with $14,000 p/y
UPenn WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Michigan WL/ with $15,000 p/y
UVA WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Duke IN/ with $22,000 p/y
Georgetown IN
Texas IN/ with $27,000 p/y
Vanderbilt IN/ with $27,000 p/y
WUSTL IN/ with full tuition
Emory IN/ with $32,000 p/y
- vanwinkle
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Re: Scholarship Chances for a 171?
I will agree with this, with one exception: For WUSTL, IN w/full tuition is both the worst and best case scenario with a 171/3.8x. Unless you embezzled millions from the elderly and Jewish charities, you will get a full ride there.rapstar wrote:I'm in a very similiar situation to you. I'm in undergrad now and have a 171, 3.9x. I probably have slightly worse softs.
I will try to predict a range of what to expect. The first scenario being the realistic worst case, followed by the realistic best case. I am pulling these from memory from LSN, so check my accuracy.
Columbia anything possible OUT/WL/IN
NYU WL/IN
UChicago WL/with $14,000 p/y
UPenn WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Michigan WL/ with $15,000 p/y
UVA WL/ with $20,000 p/y
Duke IN/ with $22,000 p/y
Georgetown IN
Texas IN/ with $27,000 p/y
Vanderbilt IN/ with $27,000 p/y
WUSTL IN/ with full tuition
Emory IN/ with $32,000 p/y
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