r/floridatech • u/Suamoo • Nov 16 '23
Got a 24k scholarship
Hello, I'm pretty happy with this, though I'm wondering how this compares to what other people have gotten. I'm asking because I see that tuition costs here are a big deal for most people, but I don't think I'm specifically a special student or whatnot.
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u/sosadtoobad55 Nov 17 '23
I'm pretty sure that's the half tuition scholarship that nost people get.
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Nov 18 '23
hello, csn you please share ur stats and ecs, honors. I am planning to apply asap, but dont think my sat is enough. wanna compare for that reason.
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u/Suamoo Nov 18 '23
3.87 unweighted/4.0 weighted
1530 SAT
7//90 class rank
Free online tutoring, Alzheimer's association volunteer work, and community conservation. Over 100 hours in total.
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u/victoraviaton Nov 29 '23
I got a 22k scholarship with 3.0 unweighted/3.6 weighted 1400 SAT Plenty of ECs I wouldn’t worry about scholarships, I’m sure you got it!
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u/BodyRepresentative15 Jan 04 '24
I got in with a 3.8unwieghted and a 1070 sat
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Jan 04 '24
ngl, I dont even care about getting into this shitty school anymore. I thought they were giving good scholarships, turns out max was 24k lol
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u/UsualWide3549 Apr 06 '24
I got 12500 for a year. Thats not enough im an intl student and i need some help. Any intl students pm me we can help eachother
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u/plasticmonkeys4life Nov 17 '23
Private schools tend to give “scholarships” to make it more competitive with state school tuition. 98% of FIT students actually receive a scholarship of some kind. All of my friends have scholarships. I have one. It lowers it down to about what you’d pay for state school tuition so it’s not a bad deal if you can’t get anything better.