<p>I'm applying this year, and I just wanted to know what my chances are. I know this school is
VERY selective, but I fell in love after a visit to their campus...</p>
<p>Asian (Korean Citizenship)
Applying for financial aid
Got recs from my Econ teacher! </p>
<p>Class Rank: 9/308
SAT 1: CR 690 M 760 Wr 770 (2220)
SAT 2: USH: 700 Math 1: 740 Bio: took it this month assuming 700+
AP:
Micro 4
Bio 4
USH 4
Latin 3 </p>
<h2>Calc: taking this year</h2>
<p>3 yrs Class President
3 yrs Model UN
4 yrs Band-several auditions, 1st clarinet
Black Belt Tae Kwon Do
3 yrs Varsity Tennis (Two varsity Letters)
Write for the school newspaper
2 yrs World Language Honor Society (Treasurer/Secretary)
1 yr NHS (secretary)
2 yrs Leo Club
150 hours as a volunteer for National Marrow Donor Program (Bone Marrow)
Other clubs: Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) Tri-M (Music Honor Society) Homeroom Rep for Student Congress </p>
<p>And one question.
If I want a higher chance of getting in, should I apply to the Georgetown College or School of Business? </p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Can’t specifically speak to your stats about getting in/chance wise, but I do know that as a girl it’s easier to get into MSB than the College. But that shouldn’t affect your decision… what are you planning on majoring in?</p>
<p>See that’s the point. I don’t really know. I really like economics, and I think I would enjoy doing business/management but I can’t really tell for now…But I will take your advice and apply to MSB Thanks!</p>
<p>You can always minor in economics (which is really easy to do in the MSB, since you have Micro/Maco pre-reqs anyways)… plus you get to take all of your business classes in the new building! Definitely the place to be (my biased 2 cents) ;)</p>
<p>Thanks for your input sophomore12 !Will anyone like to chance me ?</p>
<p>It’s tough to say, but your scores are definitely in range of accepted students traditionally, but sometimes it really comes down to how other aspects of your application pan out…</p>
<p>The way it works is that (from a friend who works in admissions), the top of the application pool (15-20%) gets in automatically based on a scoring system (I’m sure we all have a pretty good idea what “top” means) and the bottom (15-20%) gets deferred if EA and rejected if RD. So the middle 50-60% gets read by admissions committee, so you really need to standout to them - but who knows what they are looking for per se, some times an outstanding essay will do it for you, sometimes your EC activities will…</p>
<p>Very interesting information, sophomore12, thanks. Any other details you can provide? What are the criteria they use for the ‘scoring’? Is there a cut off for test scores to get into that range?</p>