<p>ACCEPTED! </p>
<p>For future applicants: I had the green check mark and items on my financial aid to do list from the very, very beginning (late March/early April).</p>
<p>Accepted!</p>
<p>Got my checkmark really late, didn’t have ANY to-dos.</p>
<p>@tndud thanks for the info. Seems like we still have a chance. I wish I sent in my mid-term report; it could have made a difference.</p>
<p>For future applicants applying to Mcintire:</p>
<p>I received the green check mark the week before decisions came out (April 20th) and I had no “to-do’s”. </p>
<p>Good grades (3.8) with a tough course load will help you with your chances! Also, make sure you participate in your community (church, school, etc).</p>
<p>@SAT100</p>
<p>I REALLY, REALLY wish I sent in mine… it was like A,A,A,B+,A-,A a couple of weeks ago but now it’s A,B+,B,A-,A,A-
let’s kill the finals!!!</p>
<p>I am rejected…
Any international students accpeted by McIntire?
Want to know the stats, since I think mine is not bad…</p>
<p>Congratulations to all, especially Pete and Seta… Pete take full advantage of every opportunity you will have from McIntire… Seta congratz on being able to secure a promising future for your child to be!</p>
<p>Accepted !!! Congrats to everyone else :)</p>
<p>Decision: accepted
Stats:
GPA:4.0- 28 completed credits, currently taking 14-4.0 midterm GPA
Transferring as a sophomore into CAS-Econ major
HS GPA: 3.87
Essays: decent</p>
<p>on wsitlist, I am international.</p>
<p>Some one make a facebook group</p>
<p>@ybing</p>
<p>didn’t you get accepeted to unc before?
if you applied for CAS then there i would have no doubt that you got in
but it’s mcintire which is said to be one of the most competitive b-schools in the nation AND you are at a disadvantage of being an international student
one of my friends got in mcintire with 3.8 gpa, (no big difference between 3.8 and 4.0)
tons of activities including internships and stellar high school grades, AND near perfect sat scores, over 2300.
im not saying this to try to get you disappointed, you are certainly one of the strongest candidates but the thing is that it’s just mcintire</p>
<p>well, its looking like Michigan or UNC for me</p>
<p>Thank you Roussnrob! I hope the best for you and your family in the future!</p>
<p>@Everyone</p>
<p>I had no internships or business related ECs. My ECs consisted of tutoring, helping out in my church, and high school athletics among a few other things.</p>
<p>Also for future applicants, I had sub-par SAT scores out of high school.</p>
<p>Waitlisted!!</p>
<p>Roussenrob, Keep it up man. We’ll get into debate as wahoos asap man. Count on it.</p>
<p>To any future applicants:
I applied to the Economics department in the college of arts and sciences and got in, I really screwed up in high school and graduated with around a 2.2 GPA. From there I went to VCCS and had around a 3.5 gpa, I think my saving grace was the fact that the summer after my first year of community college I took classes at UVA, getting A’s in both. I did not send in the mid-term report and I did not send in any letters of req for the common app. I also worked on and off throughout my time at VCCS, and I think my essays were pretty damn good. I did NOT apply under the GAA. </p>
<p>I received a check mark around the first week of April and did not have any to-do’s (I’m unsure of weather or not this had to do with me turning my financial aid in at the last minute).</p>
<p>Best of luck to everyone, both those who got in and didn’t.</p>
<p>Waitlisted. Very thankful for the consideration. </p>
<p>Future Applicants: Received check on April 17th.</p>
<p>For all those not accepted, I am sure you are a great student. As researched previously by the New York Times, good students tend to excel no matter what school they will attend. UVa applicants easily follow this category. I congratulate everyone who was accepted today, good luck with your decision, housing, education, and life ahead.</p>
<p>For those looking for a little contemplation over life at the moment, I suggest watching the two best TED talks (Technology, Entertainment, Design) here:</p>
<p>Steve Job’s: “How to live before you Die” (inspiring)
Sir Ken Robinson: “Schools Kill Creativity” (very funny and informative)</p>
<p>Good luck everyone.</p>
<p>Accepted OOS. After being rejected from UNC I really didnt expect this. All I can say is there is a God in heaven.</p>
<p>accepted OOS</p>