<p>jetsfan wrote: “but you got a good shot” Given you don’t know this person’s scores and the context of his GPA, why do you say that? Even if you do, what do you mean?</p>
<p>What is a good shot for a school that admits 7% of applicants (Yale e.g.)? Would you consider “good” better than 7%? If you deem this person having a better than a 7% chance, they you’re saying this person is indeed better than the typical Yale applicant. Is this what you’re saying?</p>
<p>“you got a good shot” should not be uttered for near anyone when talking about a top 20 school. Especially someone with a projected 3.65 GPA.</p>