<p>I'm an average B+/A- junior. I'm in all honors/AP classes. I have a 3.4 UNweighted GPA. and am in the top 25% of my class. I came 2nd in state my sophomore year at javelin, and went to the regional championship. I got an email from the Brown track coach that said she would like me to consider joining their track program there. She set up a meeting next wedneaday with her. I live in RI itself so theres no paying for a plane ticket or anything involved. Do you think she has checked my records already and wants me? Do u think I have a shot at getting in? What should my SAT scores be?</p>
<p>My guess is you’d need a score of 2100 and preferably higher. For a national champion, 1800 might be enough.</p>
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<p>I think the point of the meeting is to get a feel for your academics to see if she thinks you have a shot at getting in. She may have already contacted your coach to get a feel for what kind of student you are, but she wouldn’t have been able to access your academic records without your consent.</p>
<p>I agree with GFG on SAT score range. Maybe a little lower will be okay if they are in dire need of a jav thrower and there aren’t many smart ones in the pool this year.</p>
<p>She also probably wants to meet you in person to see if you look like you might have another 30 ft in you. ;-)</p>
<p>Brown has a high AI so try as best you can to get those test scores up at 2100 +
Not sure bout your sport but for my kids’ sport, coach did not weight GPA so sadly no much credit for higher level courses. Get those grades closer to A- than B+ (I know it’s a tall order but it is Brown after all). Go to the meeting with some good questions and a good ear for what coach tells you. Until end of year grades and all scores are in, you probably won’t get a solid read since the coach won’t have enough info to pre read you through admissions</p>