Another Annoying Chances Thread

<p>Tufts is quickly making its way to the top of my colleges list, and I'm wondering if I've got the goods to get in. Any input would be much appreciated! Also, I want to study international relations.</p>

<p>race: white
gender: female
Atl, Georgia, in a very poor school
International Baccalaurreate Diploma Program
GPA: 4.4 weighted
Rank: 16/423
SAT: 740 CR, 670 M, 660 writing
SAT IIs: 720 french, 710 Biology-E, 680 Literature
APs: all my classes are IB, but i've taken 4 AP tests: world history-5, US history + french-4
ECs: Varsity girls tennis team-4 years, captain
community tennis team captain
French Honor Society, secretary
National Honor Society
Beta Club
student govt-4 years
200+ community service hours
I did an exchance program in france for 3 weeks last summer</p>

<p>teacher reccs: should be very good
essays: i hope they're good, i think they are</p>

<p>Hey Voguepanda, </p>

<p>I know you! ;-)</p>

<p>Your SAT I/II are a little low, but you're not too far out of the ballpark. You have a great rank that helps you, and says more than a standardized test does, anyhow.</p>

<p>My advice: Make sure you do a great job on the Tufts supplement. Be creative, write something striking -- and write it <em>well</em>. Also, note that Tufts' mantra is "active citizenship" -- see if you can find out more about that concept, and perhaps you can work it into your "Why Tufts?" essay. </p>

<p>You'll love IR here -- trust me, I should know. ;-)</p>