<p>Thanks in advance! Post a link if you wish, and I'll chance you back</p>
<p>Objective:
SAT I: 2210 (680CR, 800M, 730W) <----- Not sending
ACT: 35 (34E, 35R, 36M, 35S, 30W)
SAT II: None
Unweighted GPA: 3.99
Rank: Top 5 out of ~300
APs: 11-Calculus BC (5); 12-Biology and English Language (Most of school's APs are in the humanities)
IB: None
Senior Year Course Load: Calculus II and III at local non-community college, AP Biology, AP English Language, Honors Chemistry, Sociology/American Gov't, Newspaper Production III
Major Awards: I wish </p>
<p>Subjective:
Extracurriculars: School Newspaper 10-12 (10 - Staff Writer, 11 - Views Page Editor, 12 - Head Copy Editor); High School Baseball 9-12 (Varsity 11-12); Ping-Pong Club 9-12; Fall Baseball 10-11
Job/Work Experience: Some mowing?
Volunteer/Community service: Volunteer Math Tutor 11-12; 16hr/week volunteer at hospital during summer 11-12
Summer Activities: Summer Travel Baseball Team 9-10
Essays: Should be above average but not great
Teacher Recommendation: Should be really, really good
Counselor Rec: Should be better than most others she writes since she knows me better
Additional Rec: None
Interview: Hopefully it'll go well</p>
<p>Other:
Applying for Financial Aid?: Definitely
Intended Major: BME / Math
State: Ohio
School Type: Public (Sends few grads to top schools)
Ethnicity: White
Gender: Male</p>
<p>Everything looks great- I think you have a pretty good shot at ED.</p>
<p>I’d recommend taking Math II and Chem SAT IIs, just to emphasize your competency in the math/sciences since your ECs don’t really demonstrate that. If you’ve taken AP Calc and Chem, both should be a breeze. :)</p>
<p>I think you have a solid shot. Although I would still put your chances of acceptance at 80%, above the average for Pratt ED applicants. For the last data set available, 83 out of 175 Pratt ED applicants were accepted. So 80% is above the average, though no guarantee.</p>
<p>Pratt’s middle 50% of ACT scores was 32-34.</p>
<p>seems like you have a great gpa and act score. they will jsut look and see if you have taken as many AP classes as possible in the math/sciences offered at your school. Your best measure is to see where people in the past have been accepted at yoru school. If 5-10 students go to schools like duke or better, then you have a great chance. its hard to judge gpa in high school</p>
<p>Thanks for the responses Ketty, Jason, and dormguy! My school doesn’t send too many people to top-20 schools, I’m afraid; the 2008-2009 valedictorians ended up at Vassar, Case Western, and Georgetown.</p>