Lucky dawg. May the odds be ever in your favorman, I wonder what the chances are of getting in this entering class while being placed on 2 alternate lists...
I hope its at least a small chance
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Lucky dawg. May the odds be ever in your favorman, I wonder what the chances are of getting in this entering class while being placed on 2 alternate lists...
I hope its at least a small chance
[email protected]Anyone know Dr.Miller's email?
thanks!
Call their office.Does anyone know how many applicants are on a waitlist usually at UTHSCSA?
Financial aid info usually isn't posted until mid June. The money won't get disbursed until orientation week.Does anyone know when TAMU D1s can expect our financial aid awards?
Thanks!Financial aid info usually isn't posted until mid June. The money won't get disbursed until orientation week.
On the waitlist and have not heard anything backHas anyone from the waitlists heard back?
Did u apply oos?On the waitlist and have not heard anything back
Thank-you for asking...I was wondering the sameThanks!
As long as we get 93 in everything you can get rank 1 here. Houston gotta fight for 100s![]()
Really? I didn't know they did it like that. So wait then how does that work? Do they just average all the numbers together? With heavier classes being weighted more?This is false.
If you are tied for GPA, they move to numerical %
Really? I didn't know they did it like that. So wait then how does that work? Do they just average all the numbers together? With heavier classes being weighted more?
Ohhh ok. Someone told me that if they had 4.0s that it would be rank 1,1,1,1 then the next would be rank 5 or something along those lines. Interesting. Thanks for the clarification.👍Yeah, top 4 in D2 (now D3) class had all 4.0, but they were still ranked 1,2,3,4.
y u so dumb gymgivitis?Does anyone know if the Texas schools' acceptances are contingent upon finishing a master's program before matriculating or not?
y u so ugly lingbirdy u so dumb gymgivitis?
What if the program wasn't mentioned on the application because I hadn't been admitted/enrolled in the masters yet? Would I have to mention that now or could I wait until the academic update period?They accept you on the assumption that you finish your program. They make a big deal out of dropping even one CC non-prerequisite course if you informed them of what you will be taking in the spring if you happen to interview in the fall. They will require transcripts of what you've done even after an acceptance.
Hey man/woman, this is last year's thread for apps, so while you may get good responses, they probably won't be as numerous as you'd like 🙂Hey !
Quick question! How long did it take those of you who have completed the application to complete it? (rough estimate?) I have all my letters and transcripts and essays done obviously, but my personal deadline to fill it all in is June 17, about a week from now? is that do-able? Thanks in advance!! Good luck everyone 🙂
Bring up that gee pee a boufy u so ugly lingbird
You don't have to finish the whole Master's program, just the classes you told them you were taking. Just experienced this last semester.Does anyone know if the Texas schools' acceptances are contingent upon finishing a master's program before matriculating or not?
Have you heard anything yet?man, I wonder what the chances are of getting in this entering class while being placed on 2 alternate lists...
I hope its at least a small chance
This is your career, pre-existing plans be darned.Since y'all have been though the process, I thought I would ask in this thread. When interviews get sent out, do the schools give a few dates for you to choose from or do they only give one date that you must attend? I'm worried an interview date may interfere with pre-existing plans
This is your career, pre-existing plans be darned.
Depends on the school. I had a few dates from one school, hard dates from others.
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Since y'all have been though the process, I thought I would ask in this thread. When interviews get sent out, do the schools give a few dates for you to choose from or do they only give one date that you must attend? I'm worried an interview date may interfere with pre-existing plans
You can always reschedule an interview it's not like their gonna take it away. People reschedule for a variety of reasons. You can enjoy that vacation next year hahaAll of the Texas schools gave one date. San Antonio's actually ended up conflicting with a vacation I had planned to be early and before school started, so it was kind of a nuisance.
Stupidly I wanted to go on the vacation and ask for a different interview date... But my parents convinced me to just cancel the trip because it might be my only acceptance. Of course, I got into the other two as well so all I've thought from then until now is, "I should have taken the trip".
Especially because someone else I know ended up canceling the same interview date to go on vacation to the same location as I had originally planned, and they got rescheduled for like 2-3 weeks later 😡
Most schools will call you starting as early as 730 AMpeople that were accepted december 1st, did you hear back at midnight!?
the schools email acceptance letters between 12-2am.people that were accepted december 1st, did you hear back at midnight!?
Theyll call you in may/June if you’re the first and second person on the list to tell you to “prepare” for “most likely” getting in. But they don’t guarantee it. It’s just a higher chanceNot sure if anyone on here still gets on.... BUT did anyone that was on an alternate list hear anything back? Seems hard pressed to find someone that has been on an alternate list and then gotten in 🙁
For A&MTheyll call you in may/June if you’re the first and second person on the list to tell you to “prepare” for “most likely” getting in. But they don’t guarantee it. It’s just a higher chance
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