<p>I have a friend......</p>
<p>He has perfect SAT scores, a perfect ACT score. he has around a 3.85-3.9 GPA in high school. He perfect SAT2 in Biology, Math IC, World History, Latin, and Chemistry!</p>
<p>He is rnaked in the top 5 percent in his high school, and he is captain on the math team, FBLA, and science olympiad. He has won several regional and state science olympiad awards! </p>
<p>What are his chances in Brown PLME, MIT, Yale, U Penn-Wharton, and especially Dartmouth!</p>
<p>Tell him to get ready to face community college.</p>
<p>What do you think his chances are?....c'mon...</p>
<p>but i mean....... there are colleges that might reject him... you know!</p>
<p>PLME and Wharton?</p>
<p>MIT rejects about half the perfect scorers who apply. I don't know of any information on any other aspect (ie what percentage of perfect scorers who are also valedictorian, blah blah), but that piece of information in and of itself should be somewhat sobering.</p>
<p>PLME and Wharton? Yeah I know... he has an interest in both types of medical fields and buisness fields. I guess he has an interest in both!</p>
<p>Any replies?</p>
<p>i think that he/she should have many safeties,well at least two sure ones, cuz the ivies reject many perfect scorers and unless he/she doesn't mind attending Community college, he/she should have backups, not just ivies.</p>
<p>beenpro123 should be banned from cc.
You have spammed teh forum with questions about "your friend" who always has 36 act/ 2400 sat, but his other stats seem to change.</p>
<p>lol...haha.. i thought htis sounded familiar</p>
<p>troll. Ditto hikaru. </p>
<p>See, beenpro, we all can see your public profile. Hence, I can see all your threads started by You.</p>
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"He has perfect SAT scores, a perfect ACT score. he has around a 3.85-3.9 GPA in high school. He perfect SAT2 in Biology, Math IC, World History, Latin, and Chemistry!"</p>
<p>"Hello! My friend has a 3.8 GPA and has perfect ACT scores and SAT scores. he also has perfect SAT 2 scores in 3 subejct areas, including latin. He was national merit finalist, and an intel semi finalist, and he wants to apply to Brown PLME, princeton, harvard, and yale. What are his chances? THANKS"</p>
<p>"I have a friend that just scored a 36 on his ACT... and scored a perfect SAT score as well. He has a 2.8 GPA, and 4 perfect SAT 2 subject tests. What are his chances at brown PLME and yale?"</p>
<p>Very very inconsistent. GPA rises and plummets, # of SATII tests taken changes, etc etc etc. You guys can tell. </p>
<p>and.......... Im suspicious if that "friend" is actually beenpro<br>
"one of" beenpro's stats:</p>
<p>rejected </p>
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<p>i didnt get into princeton, i also didnt get into brown (7 year medical program)
but i got into northwestern, un. of chicago, and other schools. Ill keep u psted</p>
<p>Descriptions:
Asian Male Living in New York.
Middle Class Family.
VERY rigorous high school. </p>
<p>Test Scores
SAT: 2340
SAT 2 Biology: 800
SAT 2 Chemistry: 800
SAT 2 Math IC: 800
SAT 2 Math IIC: 800
SAT 2 Writing: 800
SAT 2 Latin: 800
SAT 2 World or US History: 800
* Yeah I know, no lie. I worked pretty hard</p>
<p>GPA
Grade: 3.85 GPA UW </p>
<p>I can see he that he got all SATII perfect scores (like his "friend", and plus took LATIN), 3.85UW GPA the "Friend" had.
PS you got into harvard? oh really? </p>
<p>and how do you explain all this "jargon"?</p>
<p>this sounds soo f***ing made up. too many 800's all over the place to be true. What a waste of my precious time.</p>
<p>it doesnt "sound" fake for me, icekiss45, actually, it IS fake for me.</p>
<p>his "Friend" is definitely beenpro, no ****ing doubt for that</p>
<p>lol..this is so crazy. some ppl on this board must have nothing to do with their time.</p>
<p>too many 800's all over the place to be true. What a waste of my precious time.</p>
<p>It is possible icekiss. I will have 4 800s by application time. If I really wanted I could have taken literature and ush for 2 more 800s.</p>
<p>lol. i understand. but i was saying that the 800's were inconsistant from post to post...if hes talkin bout the same friend.</p>