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Accepted: Christchurch, Choate, and Pomfret
Rejected: Taft
Wait listed: Berkshire, Mercersburg, and SAS
Most Likely Attending: Choate or Pomfret</p>
<p>Stats:
SSAT/ISEE/TOEFL/PSAT: 2151 (76 percentile)
GPA Unweighted/Weighted: Above 3.5
Rank: N/A
Other stats: 3 A-'s and 2 B+'s last trimester: three honors courses (Bio, English, World Civ) standard (Geometry, French 1)</p>
<p>Subjective
Interviews: All went well (interviews are my strong point). Mercersburg was good but not great - it was my first one. The Choate interview went really well. Pomfret went pretty well, and so did Taft, Berkshire, Christchurch, and SAS.</p>
<p>Essays: Berkshire and Taft were my weakest. Put a ton of effort into Choate and SAS.</p>
<p>Math Rec: Math is my weakest subject but I still work hard and ended up with a B+ last trimester. My teacher likes me and was excited for me with this application process. He was from New England so he was familiar with most of the places I applied. So, I think my math rec was probably pretty good.</p>
<p>English Rec: Probably my strongest rec. My English teacher and I get along really well, I love his class and English is my best subject, so I assume they were pretty good. Ironically he came from a boarding school to come teach at my private day school this year. :D</p>
<p>Personal/Extracurricular Rec: My bio teacher did them all. I do pretty well in her class, and she seems to like me. They were probably good. </p>
<p>Principal/Counselor Rec: Only needed this for a few, but my upper school head really likes me. That rec was probably pretty good, too. </p>
<p>Sports (if any): Softball, baseball, ice hockey, volleyball in the past year. I would do volleyball, ice hockey, and softball at the school I would attend, granted they would have all three.</p>
<p>Instruments (if any): Percussion in the school band the past two years. I also sing in a rock band.</p>
<p>Other ECs (if any): Active member in the youth group at church, Spirit Store and Student Activities clubs at school, managed boys lacrosse team last year (and likely this year,) job at an ice rink, organize my own fundraiser every summer to benefit Melanoma Research Foundation in honor of my grandmother every summer, ranked number 1 youth fisher in my state.</p>
<p>Hook: My interviews were my strong point. Organized my own fundraiser, fishing champion (that’s different - maybe not a “hook”) and I have my own job working at an ice rink. That seemed to get the most attention. Most 14 year olds don’t go out and find a job.</p>
<p>Location/Person:</p>
<p>State or Country: Under represented mid-atlantic state, US
Current School Type: Private college preparatory
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Gender: Female
Grade Applying For: 10th
Age: 14
Financial Aid/Full Pay: Needed about 80% FA</p>
<p>Strengths: I’m a confident person and a go getter. My grades are pretty solid for a college prep school taking honors courses, well rounded (music and athletics), and, as mentioned before, my interviews were my major strongpoint. Way under represented mid-atlantic state among NE boarding schools.</p>
<p>Weaknesses: SSAT score was lower than I would have liked, needed a lot of FA.</p>
<p>Why do you think you were accepted/rejected/waitlisted? Accepted: They were some of my best essays and interviews. Rejected/Waitlisted: Needing so much FA probably played a big role.</p>
<p>General comments: I’m excited to see where this road takes me… ; </p>