<p>@SCGirl101 What do you mean by they hold our spots? You mean they don’t give them away to freshman/ other transfer applicants?</p>
<p>@uscindian I got a sgr as an incoming junior… So who knows </p>
<p>@Ftgirl yeah it really sucks… I will probably either call or email the office to make sure they know.</p>
<p>@esai23 do you know if they were applying to Marshall? I wouldn’t be surprised if it was Marshall because that’s super competitive. </p>
<p>I’m actually in my second year of college but sophomore standing according to USC </p>
<p>@5nonnegotiables Thank you so much for your help, and wishful thinking 
I’m definitely going to have to look into updating my address. </p>
<p>@esai233 Best of luck! </p>
<p>@Spiffyb0i Don’t be I read on another post that they most likely send out SGRs out in batches. </p>
<p>@5nonnegotiables what school are you applying into? </p>
<p>I’m applying into Dornsife </p>
<p>@fightingtitan Well it’s not that, it’s just there are so many competitive applicants who are getting a sgr and I’m a bit paranoid mine will be a rejection that’s all haha. There’s no way in hell I could send in my spring quarter grades though (if requested) since my school ends on June 27th and they want the grades by June 30th. I think I’ll either get flat out rejected or accepted, but I don’t have a 4.0 and because so many people are receiving sgr with a 4.0, I’m getting worried about my status.</p>
<p>@uscindian Dornsife also</p>
<p>With all these SGRs to sophomore standing candidates, my future looks bleak cause I havent gotten an SGR yet. this is too stressful. </p>
<p>@esai23 what are your stats?</p>
<p>I was always under the impression that SGR was basically a slot lower than acceptance and was a “maybe” instead of an outright acceptance with a condition (if this was the case then people with 4.0’s probably wouldn’t get rejected).</p>
<p>@scahopeful we should try to be optimistic about the SGR, I’m hearing that it means you are at least in consideration.</p>
<p>Does everyone who got an SGR have a 4.0? </p>
<p>I don’t</p>
<p>@scahopeful - I haven’t completed the Writing requirement. </p>
<p>My CC GPA was a 4.0. I don’t have a university GPA since it’s my first semester at the university. Perhaps that might be why I got a SGR! They want to see if my grades plummeted after joining a university… (is what I’m thinking)</p>
<p>I’m thinking that everyone with an SGR will be compared against one another to determine who ultimately gets in.</p>
<p>“If candidate A maintains a 4.0, we’ll take him in. If candidate B maintains a 4.0 and if candidate C makes less than a 3.75, we’ll take candidate B; Otherwise, if candidate C maintains a GPA of 3.75+, we’ll take candidate C and reject candidate B regardless of what he makes”. </p>
<p>That’s how I think SGRs work. But that’s purely based off of my opinion, so I could be completely wrong. </p>
<p>Ahh this is my first post and I’m hoping that I get accepted or a SGR soon. My birthday is actually on the deadline that USC says they will tell transfers (June 3), so this could be a great or bad birthday haha.
Is anyone applying to Annenberg?</p>
<p>Anyone get a SGR for econ major ?? </p>
<p>Still waiting to hear back from SC, no SGR but I am applying as a junior to Marshall</p>
<p>Do we have any psych majors on this tread? if so would you mind putting stats up and whether or not you have received an SGR???</p>
<p>any out of state incoming juniors applying as an econ major? we should compare stats and stuff! </p>
<p>@uscindian I said that. It pretty much means you are a “maybe” which is a heck of a lot better than a “rejected”. I just don’t think it means you’re outright accepted because if that’s the case why wouldn’t they just tell you that instead of going through the trouble of submitting more materials?</p>
<p>I think it’s awesome when people get SGR’d. It means there’s still a chance of acceptance!</p>
<p>@esai23 makes sense to me!</p>