<p>Ok so, I want a thread that people can post their stats on that got accepted to BARRET @ ASU in the last couple of years. I am a sophomore and want to go to Barret.</p>
<p>My SAT- 1250= CR+M, 1820CR+M+W.
4.0 GPA
Many Volunteer hours
NHS
HOSA (Vice-President)
Shadowing Exp
AP AND HONORS courses</p>
<p>MY CR is sort of low, include any recommendations on how to raise that! Thank you. Would a 1250 CR+M get me in? The average sat cr+m is 1340?!?!?! I need advice ASAP! I still have junior year to bring up SAT SCORES!</p>
<p>The avg SAT last year was 1316 - it may be sightly less for in-state applicants. Take full advantage of the practice tests on the College Board website. BTW, Barrett has two "T"s (don’t misspell it in corresponding with the school :)).</p>
<p>SAT: 1300 CR+M, 1950 CR+M+WR
GPA: 4.0 UW/4.5 W
ECs: VP of French Honor Society</p>
<p>I really think my essay was the reason for my admission, since everything else is just average or below par. Just make sure you APPLY EARLY and write an awesome essay</p>
<p>Thats great, its just that my CR is low!! I’m still a sophomore so I’m sure I have enough time to prep!!! What are some ways you prep’ed? Also what is your CR score and M individually?Are you instate resident?</p>
<p>I could only take the SATs once, so I prepped for about a week by taking the practice tests on the college board site. There really aren’t that many ways to prepare for the SAT unless you’ve got money to spare (which I don’t). My CR=630, Math= 670. I’m in state as well. Like I said before, the best thing you can do for yourself (besides better test scores) is applying early and writing the best essay possible.</p>
<p>I got accepted last month. As far as my stats:</p>
<p>2130 SAT, (1380 CR + M)
3.75 UW 4.6 W GPA
Top 7% of class
NHS officer
Club VP
Tempe youth council
National Charity League 100+ service hours
4 year varsity sports and senior captain
tons of other small clubs and an internship
and all honors and AP classes </p>
<p>I had a pretty darn good essay, if I do say so myself. It’s helped me get into another honors college with +1400 SAT averages and applicants in the top 3% of their class. </p>
<p>Not to offend anyone, but I’m a little surprised at some of the barrett acceptances this year. For an honors college that prides itself on Ivy-caliber students, I expected higher stats.</p>
<p>That’s because these acceptances are priority deadline. It’s easier to get in now (well actually last month) because there were plenty of seats and little competition. By regular deadline, you’ll see a lot of “ivy-caliber” students being rejected. That being said, the school isn’t looking to inflate stats for bragging rights…adcoms are trying to build a well rounded class. Sometimes SAT scores just don’t reflect that.</p>
<p>applied Feb. 15 deadline and got acceptance news on the 19th.</p>
<p>2260 SAT (1530 CR + M)
GPA: 4.2 weighted, 3.9something unweighted
Extracurriculars are heavy in science (robotics, science olympiad, etc.)
Probably got in because I’m a National Merit Finalist…</p>