<p>SAT: 2200
SAT IIS US his-800 MAth IIC-800 BIO-750
AP- took 4 and were all 5s</p>
<p>EC:
FORENSICS (SPEECH, DEBATE, AND STUDENT CONGRESS)</p>
<p>co captain for 2 years(soph -Junior year)
Captain-senior year</p>
<p>State congress, 4th (freshmen), 5th (sophomore), 7th (junior)
State Debate: 2nd varisty policy (soph), 2nd varsity policy (junior)
various tournament awards in all three events</p>
<p>top 35 nationally in the national forensics league
placed in the top 20 in the national debate tournament</p>
<p>LEADERSHIP:
executive board of school
selected to the state leadership council
selected to montanas boys state
co cap and cap of forensics
selected to youth leadership program</p>
<p>VOLUTEERING
over 300 hours at near by hospital</p>
<p>MISC:
created the first leadership program in the state</p>
<p>ESSays: excellent, ive worked on them for months. emphasizing montanas enviroment and how its affected me.</p>
<p>Are u ED or RD applicant?? Well, u certainly have a decent shot. As u say ur essay and recos may give u an advantage...just sit back and wait...Gud luck...</p>
<p>cokepsh, I'd be very surprised if you don't get in: you have great stats, and I think we have affirmative action for underrepresented states. So I imagine Admission's attitude will be, "The more Montana, the merrier!" And your essay sounds distinctive, which is great.</p>
<p>Good luck. I think you have an excellent chance.</p>
<p>It's a emphemism that means "quota" It's a way of giving a boost to students in a designated ethnic, racial, or economic category (and those categories may vary, depending on the institution ) is order to meet institutional goals. The term is most frequently used in connection with racial minorites - particularly blacks and hispanics. One result of affirmative action policies is often that those admitted under them have lower objective criteria (i.e. grades and particularly standardized test scores) than the school average. In many respects, however, affirmative-action-like results also apply in college admissions to recruited athletes, legacies, and "development" cases (children of actual or potential large donors).</p>
<p>I also think if you really want Bates, you should go for ED. they have ED 1 and ED2 in feb. My daughter got in ED2. It looks like they take a huge percentage ED and that will increase your chances of getting in. You really need to have an interview and then visit the campus if you can. that will increase your chances significantly</p>