@AznDude525 I’m pretty good at math, I just didn’t do well on math 2 despite studying. I did pre-calc like 3 years ago so I was really out of it. It’s January so a bit too late to submit SAT scores lol
The average SAT score at MIT is 1520. Sure, you can get it with a lower score if you have any EC that makes you stand out, but its quite unlikely. Your math SAT score is 80 points away from their average (780). Your GPA is quite good (I’m assuming its unweighted). Whats your weighted GPA though? Thats really important in this case.
Your AP scores kinda drag you down (Im talking about the 3s), but you have a good school rank. You also have really good EC’s, which might boost your chances of getting in. However, its gonna be really hard if you don’t even meet their average (25th percentile) statistics.
@thelesswebecome Female African American, and I’ve been doing STEM activities, mostly in computer science, at school and during the summer since elementary school.
For MIT engineering, I think your math scores have to be pretty high. Getting a 700 on math section of SAT and 690 on Math subject test might be acceptable for some schools, but MIT (aka one of the best engineering schools)… it would be a pretty high reach. ur extracurriculars are also kind of bland… I know a lot of MIT admits AND rejects who published papers into national academic journals or won Siemens or placed in Math Olympiad (basically state/national recognition) then again, idk your essays and you as a person, so of course, its unpredictable and theres always a chance! Chance me back?
