<p>Anyway now that i got your attention i got 2 q's</p>
<p>I just got into Bryant University, do you think that means i have a good chance of getting into University of Vermont. In other words do students who get into Bryant often get into UVM and vice versa?</p>
<p>2nd</p>
<p>The whole thing on Princeton Review about College Counselor(the safety, match, reach thing), how credible or accurate is that?</p>
<p>My highs were 580(M) 530(V) and i have a 89 GPA
I had a great first MP this year with a 92.75</p>
<p>also i guess ill mention a few other things
-im 91/235 in my class
-4 years varsity tennis 2 year captain (with mucho success)
2 years of jv football
-ummm i have like a few legacies but their kind of distant like my dads uncle but he gave alot of money and a condo in florida to them and he wrote a letter to the univ for me and they said theyll take that into considerations (for UVM)
-i wanna go for business
-Recs from Marketing teacher of 2 years, math tutor of 6 years
-early action</p>
<p>If you're playing tennis for UVM (??) and have been in touch with the coach, I'm sure your grades and his recommendation will allow admissions and perhaps some merit aid. Good luck.</p>
<p>Haz;
He's pulled the same ruse on other posts.
If everyone did the "same thing", we'd all be wasting loads of time on misinformation and CC would become useless.
Currently, CC is an incredible resource due to the lack of useless posts like "tennis 8.." submits.</p>
<p>Haz;
He's pulled the same ruse on other posts.
If everyone did the "same thing", we'd all be wasting loads of time on misinformation and CC would become useless.
Currently, CC is an incredible resource due to the lack of useless posts like "rskibum" submits.</p>
<p>Misleading thread titles are inappropriate, as they are inaccurate and can waste the time of forum readers.
Posters who use this approach to try to generate traffic for their threads will find their titles changed; repeat offenders will put their posting privileges at risk.
Thank you for your cooperation.</p>
<p>was too lazy to study for the SATs (June 05')
studied for 3 weeks prior to the ACTs and did far better.(Nov05)
I just proved how inaccurate any type of standardized testing is to measure a Student's knowledge or aplitude. But that's just my opinion.....</p>
<p>Either that or I just woke up from my coma.</p>