Chance an early decision denied student

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Tufts (denied through ED)
Dartmouth
Duke
Cornell (Industrial Labor Relations program)
Wesleyan
Vanderbilt
Emory
Colgate
Michigan-Ann Arbor (already admitted)
Rutgers (already admitted)</p>

<p>I already got into Michigan and only applied to colleges I would consider going to over there.</p>

<p>GPA: 92.08 (weighted)
RANK: #28 of 278
SAT I: 2110 (680M / 730CR / 700 W)
SAT II: 700 US History / 660 Math Level 1C
AP: 5 US History , 4 English Literature , 4 European History. currently taking English Language, Art History & Spanish Language.
ECs:
Student Newspaper - Editor-in-Chief 12th, Layout Editor 10th & 11th, Staff Writer 9th
Model United Nations (Member -9th, 10th, & 11th, VP - 12th)
History Society Treasurer (11th & 12th)
National Honor Society member (10th, 11th & 12th)
Debate Team member (9th, 10th, 11th & 12th)</p>

<p>Location: new jersey
Essay: was good
Recs: i couldn't read them bc of school policy, but i'm sure they were good, i had 2 teachers who taught me AP courses who knew me pretty well</p>

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<p>Tufts - high match
Dartmouth - reach
Duke - reach
Cornell (Industrial Labor Relations program) - reach
Wesleyan - dunno
Vanderbilt - low reach
Emory - high match
Colgate - dunno
Michigan-Ann Arbor (already admitted)
Rutgers (already admitted)</p>

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<p>Tufts - high match? i was already denied through early decision</p>

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<p>Here’s what a good college counselor told my son last year: ED is a good read. If you are rejected from your ed school it’s unlikely you’ll get into schools that are more competitive. It happens, but that’s generally the case with schools below the random HYPS.</p>

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<p>hmom: exactly…</p>

<p>lc: you are EXTREMELY fortunate that you were accepted to UMich since your UW GPA looks like it’s prob in the high 80’s…unless you have an unidentified hook all remaining schools look reachy…</p>

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<p>Dartmouth: Reach
Duke: Reach
Cornell: Reach
Wesleyan: Reach
Vanderbilt: Low Reach
Emory: High Match
Colgate: Match</p>

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<p>Tufts: High Reach
Dartmouth: High Reach
Duke: high Reach
Cornell: Reach
Wesleyan: Low Reach
Vanderbilt: High Match
Emory: Match
Colgate: Low Match</p>

<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/643376-chance-some-midwestern-schools-please.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/643376-chance-some-midwestern-schools-please.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>^I would agree that Dartmouth and Duke are very unlikely and probably all the rest would be under 50% chance, but in the running. I’m not sure how you get ‘low match’ for Colgate with a 24% acceptance rate and a median SAT of accepted students of 1415. I would bet you will get into at least one of Cornell, Wesleyan, Vanderbilt, Emory, Colgate, but would say they’re all low reaches.</p>

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<p>thanks guy, any more? </p>

<p>I’m really hoping for Colgate or Wesleyan or Emory, after denial from Tufts i’m worried though</p>

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<p>lc: demographics pls? (male, female, ethnic group, urm ?) and are you applying for FA? also, since I do not see calc on you AP list, what is your highest math level?</p>

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<p>white/jewish Male at a NJ public school, applying for financial aid. I’m currently taking statistics (took pre-calculus last year).</p>

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<p>maybe Colgate (since I know someone who was admitted w/o calc)…Emory is doubtful (demographics, no calc, other candidates w more AP’s/higher GPA’s)…no idea about Wesleyan…</p>

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<p>why do you need calculus to apply to colleges?</p>

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<p>You’re easily in at Colgate</p>

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<p>in case you guys were curious of the final decisions:</p>

<p>Emory (Accept)
Michigan (Accept)
Rutgers (Accept)</p>

<p>Colgate (Waitlist)
Cornell (Waitlist)
Wesleyan (Waitlist)
Vanderbilt (Waitlist)</p>

<p>Dartmouth (Denied)
Duke (Denied)
Tufts (Denied)</p>