So you lied then? You’re a current student? And you said you had a 1360, now it’s a 1260?
Who is toxic, the one who lies?
So you do know it is not a safety.
It sounds like you are getting information from third-party resources (not accurate) and hearsay. For the most accurate information, I suggest looking at the Common Data Set and student profile provided by the colleges you are considering. Note that the information provided there will be for the university as a whole. Popular majors with limited space will be more difficult admits.
Here is the TAMU CDS for 2021-2022 (most recent I found). Read through Section C, starting on page 7.
A few items of note:
- Section C5: Will you meet the RECOMMENDED high school credits? That will make you more competitive than just the required credits.
- Section C7: Take note of the Very Important factors to admissions. Rigor, Rank, GPA, Test Scores, ECs, Talent/Ability.
- Section C9: Mid SAT 1160-1370. A student needs a score above the 75%, especially in a competitive major, to consider a school anything other than a high match or reach.
- Section C10: Percent in top 10% of high school class - 60%; Percent in top 25% of high school class - 89%
Based on this, I would not say you have no chance at TAMU, just that it is a match or high-match. I think a lot of responses were based on your assessment of it as a safety and then pushing back when posters did not agree with you. You should absolutely go for it, but you do need a true safety (I think you mentioned UTD). Best of luck.
Edit: I just saw your last post. So I guess you were just wasting everyone’s time? I hope you will show more maturity in college and if you ever continue to med school. This does not give me much confidence, I’m sorry to say.
Edit2: And hopefully someone else reading this will appreciate the time it took looking up this information and attempting to be helpful.
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Fantastic. So happy for you! Congrats. You deserve the best. All of us are super pumped. Now go get that degree and forget all about this forum.
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With so many inconsistencies, no reason to continue. Closing.
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