My husband works at a college and we are counting on the tuition exchange program to help pay for our son's school. He has applied to Syracuse and already received a letter from Syracuse that he has been awarded the scholarship there. He is still waiting to hear if he will be accepted there. It is one of his top choices. Apparently Syracuse is the only schools in the program that sends out letters to prospective students notifying them that they are receiving the award before an admission decision has been made. Does anyone have any idea if it is easier for a child who is participating in this program to be accepted to the school? My son is an average student and I can't help but wonder if he is more likely to be accepted so the college can balance their import/export ratio. Thoughts?
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