<p>I recently applied to Georgia Tech for the October 15th early action deadline.
I am extremely nervous about receiving an acceptance letter.. if it comes.
I am a white female from Georgia.
I have a composite score of 1790 on my SAT. I have taken it twice and my best score for the math is 620.
My ACT composite score is 27 with a 28 in math.
My GPA is 3.98/4.00 weighted (which is all that they look at) I have taken the most difficult courses given at my high school for math and science, so up to AP Calculus and AP Chemistry. I have also have taken almost all honors and AP's for everything else.
I have played varsity soccer 4 years and varsity volleyball 3 years with many awards received throughout that. I have played piano for 10+ years receiving private lessons and competing regionally. I have performed in the church band for 5 years, for 5 hours a week year round. I teach piano to 3 children, I have taught Sunday School for 5 years weekly. I volunteer at a local horse stable in exchange for lessons.
My essay was good. I got my lit teacher to review it and it was very unique.
UGH. I know that sounds like a lot but I'm extremely stressed considering my grades aren't exactly up to par (GT standards)
So... what are my chances? I'll take any info y'all have. Thank you</p>
<p>not too good, sorry to be blunt. i have a 2130 and a 3.98 (weighted also approx), 3.75 UW and my chances are not good either (or so ive been told my other CCers). u can look at my posts to see my stats, but i dont think you should keep your hopes up. </p>
<p>Despite my large amount of extracurriculars? And the fact that I’ve stuck with them for so long? A lot of people have told me that increases my chances by a lot. I show “longevity”</p>