Clarification? Regents: Number invited, offered, accepted?

[dt]

<p>Hi everyone,</p>

<p>I've heard some conflicting reports on the numbers regarding the Regents & Chancellors Scholarship for UC Berkeley.</p>

<p>So my question is, how many people are generally candidates in a given year, how many people end up being offered the scholarship, and how many actually accept it and attend UC Berkeley?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance.</p>

<p>[ps: just curious, why is UCB's RCSA scholarship only $1k , yet they require interviews whereas UCSD's regents scholarship for instance is $2k and they don't ask for an interview? :p]</p>

[k_twin]

<p>I could say that it's because UCB's UCB :), but I will not since I'm not familiar with UCSD. RSCA for UCB is only really 1k if you don't have any financial need; if you do, then it can be much more substantial.</p>

[kyledavid80]

<p>From what I've heard/read, it goes: ~1000 invited, ~500 actually get it, ~200 accept it.</p>

[rofflez]

<p>in a pamphlet we were mailed it said they interviewed 2000</p>

[kyledavid80]

<p>
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Under the purview of UC Berkeley's faculty, approximately 1000 Berkeley applicants with outstanding academic records and personal achievements are considered annually.

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<p>RSC</a> prospective scholar selection</p>

<p>
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The Regents' and Chancellor's Scholarship is UC Berkeley's most prestigious scholarship, and is awarded annually to approximately 200 incoming undergraduates, including freshmen (for four years) and entering advanced standing students (for two years).

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<p>Scholarships</a> Prizes Honors</p>

[iVinshe]

<p>This year they invited slightly over 1000 for interview (I asked the people while I was there)</p>