Tiger10

Son accepted OOS in mid-Nov with in-state tuition waiver and $1000 merit scholarship. Notified of acceptance to Calhoun Honors College in December.
GPA 4.4
SAT 1400 (Math/Verbal)
4 APs

00Jedi

I got in w/ a 3.5 about 2 weeks ago and am pretty excited about it =]

luv2travel

accepted w/ oos tuition waiver
doing calhoun honors too

FLVADAD

congrats on your acceptances!

isaac_newton1947

is it too late to apply for scholarships or OOS waiver???...am a foreign citizen from india. am i eligible for OOS waiver or scholarships(merit) ??... i have 1480 on SAT 1( CR AND M) and lots of ECs too.....

Tiger10

There is no separate application process for OOS tuition waiver or scholarships. If you applied and were accepted the Fin Aid department will include you in the aid/scholarship pool.

isaac_newton1947

i meant..i havent applied yet..am thinkin since its deadline is may 1....but does applying late gonna have an effect on my scholarship/OOS waiver??...also, is OOS waiver or merit scholarships available to foreign citizens???

vt802

do you think i have a chance of being accepted to clemson?

OOS- Vermont-public high school-class of under 200-approximately top 20%
gpa, uw: 3.65, school doesn't report weighted gpa
sats: first time: cr: 560, m: 710, w:620...taking again
act: 27...taking again
ec: community service, NHS, varsity gymnastics, captain, foreign exchange(spain).
major: biomedical engineering
3 AP's: AP Calc AB, AP Physics B, AP US Government

clemson is my top choice!

Mpratt15

To be honest with you, I'm not sure. It seems like all the out of state kids on this board who go to Clemson have pretty high SATs/ACTs.

If you were instate I don't think you would have a problem.

Mitch_L

I think you have a fair chance of getting in. Your best bet for improving your chances would be to get your standardized tests up a bit.

carnelian

I think you will get in, dont know about OOS. Clemson is not a "very" hard school to get into, however, aid of any kind is generally really competetivie.

carnelian

if you check their financial aid web site, they specifically say they do not provide aid to foreign citizens, only those with greencards.

For the most accurate info, contact the school directly.