Summer PreVU Registration is Live and other Random Updates
PreVU Coming Up for Rising Seniors
PreVU, our signature summer & fall program for rising seniors is now up and running for registration. It’s a 3/4 day program meant to build on our Black and Gold Days experience by providing much more depth into the Vanderbilt academic experience. You will hear from academic deans, get a insider’s view into the admissions process, and have lunch on us at the Commons Dining Hall (wood fired pizzas, believe it). This program routinely gets high ratings by visitors on College Confidential and was given an “A” grade as one of the top college visit programs in the country by Smart Money Magazine.
Waitlist Update
We are watching the deposits and declines come in daily and meetings are on-going to determine the status of our class. At this point I don’t think I’ll have much of an update for you until much closer to May 1. If we’ll be making offers from the waitlist, we will likely begin doing so in early May. Remember, while we model our class in order to make offers from the waitlist, our ability to do so is always based on conditions at the time. I’ll be posting updates when I know more. For now, go double check the Waitlist Confirmation Emails Going Out post to make sure you are officially on our waitlist. Remember that you can get quick answers for your questions at waitlist@vanderbilt.edu.
Admitted Students
Remember that you have until May 1 (postmarked) to respond to our offer of admission. If you have questions about your financial aid package, call the Office of Student Financial Aid and Undergraduate Scholarships (800-288-0204) or email them at finaid@vanderbilt.edu. Let our office know if we can be of any assistance (800-288-0432). Good luck with your decision.
Enrolling Students
If you have already sent in your deposit (either for ED or just recently for RD) congrats and welcome! The next thing to look for is the “Road to Vanderbilt” brochure which will drop the middle of May. I saw a copy of it just the other day and it has a TON of great information in it about housing, class registration, CommonVU, move in and all things Commons.
Good luck to all current Vandy students running in the Country Music City Marathon this weekend. As an avid non-runner, I am in awe of you. Run fast.
April 29th, 2009
what percent of Vanderbilt graduates are employed withing 6 months of graduation?
April 29th, 2009
According the Vanderbilt Career Center: For the Class of 2008, 56% percent reported going into the workforce. Additionally, 28% went onto grad school (and 57% of those were admitted to their first choice school). Top destinations for grad school:
1) Vanderbilt
2) Columbia
3) Emory
4) Harvard