I wish they mattered more. We had a great rec from a Clemson professor. But I suspect it was not even read this round. Maybe in RD.
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oh interesting! well, then strike what I said. lol
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I will grab a glass of wine tomorrow. Of course itās 3pm my time and Iāll be working, but what they hey! 
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perhaps he reached out directly! 
If only you could have gotten the football coach to write your letter ā¦LOL
Ha! Love it. See you then!
Iād like to change my term but the button seems gone. Any suggestions of how I edit my term?
I was just about to type this. Iām learning from you all for next year! Good luck to everyone!
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You wouldnāt be able to this close to release date. If you get deferred, you will have a chance.
Question about majorsā¦ Do most (if not all) of EA acceptances get their first choice of major?
Does anyone know of people accepted EA who got their second choice of major? Or is that just a RD thing?
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I was just kidding with my question but thx. Just trying to keep the mood light
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To those stalking for next year, youāre welcome! Weāre on it. And will report results.
We just use zippers because buttons are too complicated, so there is that.
I have seen an acceptance letter saying a student was admitted, but not for their major, last year. But I donāt know if it was EA or RD. As of last year, it was possible.
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the data doesnāt add upā¦ With 9570 in state applications recieved, and accepting 4711 of those- thatās a 49% acceptance rateā¦ I donāt understand where the 91% # comes from? Can someone please explain that to me like Iām five?
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I suspect the rest of in state 91% was accepted to Bridge.
Button finally gone.
My DS has a 32 ACT, amazing extracurriculars, child of disabled vet, active duty vet, PhD professor, no college parent, with a beautiful essay, 4 APs, 10 Honors, great recommendations, and a very mediocre GPA. He has been accepted to EVERY private and out of state college and to NONE in-state in Florida. He was accepted EA to several nationally ranked T50 schools and denied from FAU, FGCU, USF, FIU (we were hoping for that in-state tuition). That is the difference with hollistic vs non-hollistic application review. Weāll see what Clemson does.
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Exactly
thatās not what it saysā¦ In-state applications received
9,570
In-state accepted
4,711
For the 2023 application cycle, 91 percent of in-state applicants were accepted into Clemson via Summer Start, or Fall admit, or invited into the Bridge to Clemson program.
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Sooā¦ I guess from those 4711 accepted, 8% maybe started in January
?
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Perhaps it means the remaining 3997 applicants that made up the 91% were invited to the bridge program. I think the word āorā is the key. At least thatās how I interpret it.
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