Baylor Class of 2017 (2013-2014 cycle) Forum

[Attax]

Bump for any new info. I was admitted a few days ago with some $. Certainly considering attending now.

I've started scholarship negotiation. Will update once I hear something.

[sam13]

Accepted with $15k per year. I must admit, I was expecting more. 165/3.65. I don't think I'll be accepting the offer, but I wish they had given me more for leverage.

[Attax]

Accepted with $15k per year. I must admit, I was expecting more. 165/3.65. I don't think I'll be accepting the offer, but I wish they had given me more for leverage.

Same with a 168. Hint: you can negotiate.

[johnclark21]

For y'all who got scholarships, what do your stips look like? Mine is that I need to maintain a 2.75, which seems totally reasonable, but when they said where that would put me in the class, the percentages seemed really high, like the top 75-85th percentile. With baylors reputation as a competitive cutthroat school, doesn't that seem really high? What is the likely hood of actually keeping that?

[JRO1989]

For y'all who got scholarships, what do your stips look like? Mine is that I need to maintain a 2.75, which seems totally reasonable, but when they said where that would put me in the class, the percentages seemed really high, like the top 75-85th percentile. With baylors reputation as a competitive cutthroat school, doesn't that seem really high? What is the likely hood of actually keeping that?

I think you might be looking at it, well, the other way around. It's not percentile, it's just percent. So, they don't mean you have to be in the top 15-25%. They mean you'll lose it if you're in the bottom 15-25%.

[bound]

For y'all who got scholarships, what do your stips look like? Mine is that I need to maintain a 2.75, which seems totally reasonable, but when they said where that would put me in the class, the percentages seemed really high, like the top 75-85th percentile. With baylors reputation as a competitive cutthroat school, doesn't that seem really high? What is the likely hood of actually keeping that?

If the percentage is top 85%, that means you can't be in the bottom 15%. I'd say that's a pretty reasonable stip...

[JRO1989]

For y'all who got scholarships, what do your stips look like? Mine is that I need to maintain a 2.75, which seems totally reasonable, but when they said where that would put me in the class, the percentages seemed really high, like the top 75-85th percentile. With baylors reputation as a competitive cutthroat school, doesn't that seem really high? What is the likely hood of actually keeping that?

If the percentage is top 85%, that means you can't be in the bottom 15%. I'd say that's a pretty reasonable stip...

Yeah, I think he thought he had to be in the "85th percentile"
Which would be be unreasonable lol, but that's not what it is

[abrahm]

Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to negotiate with Baylor for more $$? I got in with a decent sized scholarship but even a slight bump would make it a much more viable option.

[Attax]

Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to negotiate with Baylor for more $$? I got in with a decent sized scholarship but even a slight bump would make it a much more viable option.

I'm in the process currently. Will get back to you when I have more info and how it works.

[johnclark21]

Duh. Ok cool thanks for pointing me in the right direction, haha. Makes much more sense.

[abrahm]

Thank you! It would be very much appreciated. Their offer is already very generous so I'm trying to figure out the best way to ask for a bit more.

[Attax]

Offer matched. $15k->$36k/year

[jts723]

$18k -> $30k

[El Cunado]

Submitted 1/9; Decision mailed 1/21

Yet to receive anything in the mail, and this will be my first decision letter.

I felt the need to vent publicly
Baylor is killing me slowly here...

[vineyardchick07]

ACCEPTED w/ $!!!

Application Submitted 12/21/13
Complete: 1/2/14
Decision Mailed: 2/4/14
Letter Received: 2/10/14

[kobe1020]

Offer matched. $15k->$36k/year

awesome. maybe i should try this as well. r u negotiating with UT?

[Attax]

Offer matched. $15k->$36k/year

awesome. maybe i should try this as well. r u negotiating with UT?

I used W&L

[texasmuppet]

Got in today without $, but considering that I applied with 157 and 3.47, I just wanted to see if I would get in. I'm much more hung up on getting into Houston, since I have in-state already.

[klondike5]

In today via mail 24k a year for all three so 72k total. Applied 1/21 complete the same day. My numbers are in my profile.

[Lsat-took-my-sanity]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

[vineyardchick07]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

I plan on attending

[Lsat-took-my-sanity]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

I plan on attending

Awesome, I'll see you there

[Attax]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

I plan on attending

I didn't see that! Link? If so I'd love to attend.

[vineyardchick07]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

I plan on attending

I didn't see that! Link? If so I'd love to attend.

I don't have the list of dinners which was included in my admissions packet, so could someone do me a favor and tell me how we are supposed to RSVP for the dinner? Is there an email or phone number we contact?

Thank you

[Lsat-took-my-sanity]

Anyone going to the Admitted Students Dinner on the 22nd in Austin?

I plan on attending

I didn't see that! Link? If so I'd love to attend.

I don't have the list of dinners which was included in my admissions packet, so could someone do me a favor and tell me how we are supposed to RSVP for the dinner? Is there an email or phone number we contact?

Thank you

Ya email [email protected] she will hook you up. The dinner is March 22nd in Austin, hope to see ya there.