Admission probability?

<p>What is the likelihood that I will be accepted to schools like UPenn, Cornell, WUSTL, U of M, Harvard?</p>

<p>SAT: 2180 (a little low compared to ACT)
ACT: 35
PSAT: 223
GPA: 4.0 (unweighted)
Rank: Top 1% in a class of 580
SAT 2: Chemistry - 800, Biology - 750, Math 1 - 760 </p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
President and Founder of Northville Health Awareness Society
Youth Advisory Board Member of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation (National)
Youth Ambassador of Michigan for the American Heart Association
President of Rotary Interact
Team Development Chair of Relay for Life Northville-Novi
Captain of Science Olympiad
Youth Committee Member on the Novi Housing and Development Committee
Boys JV Tennis Captain </p>

<p>Awards/Honors:
English, Science, Math, Social Studies, German, and Business Department Awards
Chemistry Olympiad Local and National Qualifier
AATG National German Winner
Varsity Letter, Scholar Athlete, Academic Letter
Honor Roll </p>

<p>Any last minute tweaks to make myself better for applications in the fall? </p>

<p>Thanks!!</p>

<p>in order,
40%, 60%, 70%, 96%, 20%</p>

<p>You have a very good chance. But remember, Ivy Leagues are hard to get in. it’s the luck that let you in. Did you do your essays and interview well? I jsut got rejected.</p>

<p>I’m only a junior. The single-digit admission rates are intimidating!</p>

<p>What is your reasoning for the percentages?</p>

<p>just guesses, but they are really good ones.</p>

<p>Write good essays. Like start as soon as you can. At schools like Harvard and UPenn, there are a ton of applicants that will look just like you academics wise. Essays are a huge distinguishing factor.</p>

<p>How did you do in the individual parts of the SAT 1? cr, writing and math</p>

<p>Assuming that you submit the ACTs and not SATs:</p>

<p>UPenn REACH, BUT JUST AS GOOD A CHANCE AS ANYBODY
Cornell MATCH
WUSTL MATCH (but you MUST show interest)
U of M (assuming this means Michigan) MATCH
Harvard REACH, BUT JUST AS GOOD A CHANCE AS ANYBODY</p>

<p>I’m very new to “college slang” so what does a “reach” school mean exactly? Does match mean like a fair-good chance of getting in? Or does it mean I match a optimal student profile at that school?</p>

<p>The problem with my SAT is that I am not consistent.
My first time was a 2150. Math = 770, CR = 680, Writing = 700 </p>

<p>My second time was a 2180. Math = 690, CR = 720, Writing = 770 </p>

<p>This flip-flopping doesn’t make sense to me :confused: Math is usually my best subject in any standardized test. I just took the SAT in June, so hopefully I can do better this time!</p>