<p>SAT: 690cr 620w 630m(am taking a prep course this summer with the hopes of getting a 1400+ CR+M)</p>
<p>GPA: 3.6 uw</p>
<p>AP's:7 by graduation</p>
<p>School Type: competitive public school in Connecticut, does not rank</p>
<p>Ethnicity: white</p>
<p>Gender:M</p>
<p>EC: good, but not exceptional</p>
<p>any information you could provide would be much appriciated. thx</p>
<p>If you can pull your SATs up you will probably have an okay chance. Difficult to say whether you'll get in or not, but you definitely have a shot.</p>
<p>wow, really? even though i'm OOS? to be honest i really thought i had no shot. If i were to get my math sat to over a 700, how would that affect my chances?</p>
<p>If you can get everything over 700, then your stats will be fine. Present your activities well and yourself in the essays and you'll have a good of a shot as anyone.</p>
<p>GPA not high enough. I predict waitlisted status regardless of SAT scores.</p>
<p>SAT math is in bottom 25% for applicants, CR is in range. However, you're at a significant disadvantage because you're out of state - really try to pull both of them up. Also, EC's are the kind of thing that will make the difference if you're on the borderline, and I predict you will be. Beef up your resume and write them a killer essay.</p>
<p>i heard being a mle gives me an advantage at W&M. is this true? and if so, to what extent?</p>
<p>more girls apply than guys, but the stats for accepted students are not significantly different</p>
<p>you definitely have a shot... convince them you are more than numbers, they will look at your whole application.</p>
<p>Yeah, more girls apply than guys. But then again, the ratio of students on campus is roughly 55/45, so this kind of balances things. If it's any less competitive for guys, the difference is not too great.</p>