<p>I am International student from nepal.
My stats are:
SAT1: CR-640, Maths-660, Writing-670 with 12 on essay.
SAT2: Maths2c-740, Physics-700, Chemistry-680</p>
<p>GPA: 3.5, Class rank- top 5% of my graduating class
Two recos from my Physics and English teachers.
One reco from my Guidance counselor</p>
<p>ECAs well forget it it's countless (just kidding) well there are few decent ones.</p>
<p>Plus the darker side of the story I've got a technological hook.</p>
<p>id say ur in pretty easily, but im just a high schooler but i live near the school</p>
<p>anyway thanks aznsens8ion</p>
<p>You are probably a very strong candidate but will need to demonstrate your interest in Whitman. They look to put together a community of folks who really want to be there. Use the admissions portal to find a way to connect to students, especially international students, who are there now. They can let you know more about how financial aid is as well as how it is to live in rural America, far from the bright lights/big city.</p>
<p>ok I ll do as you say</p>
<p>Bmars had same profile as yours and even better in case of standardised tests and had applied to whitman last year. But he was rejected so i think you should do something extra but i dont know what</p>
<p>but if you need a good financial aid u need to have an excellent essays... makes no sense...essays and financial aid.....but its true...</p>
<p>I am International student
My stats are:
SAT1: CR-500(i know it sucks), Maths-700, Writing-580 with 8 on essay.
SAT2: Maths2c-750, Physics-730, Chemistry-740</p>
<p>GPA: 3.75, Class rank- top 2% of my graduating class
recos from physics, english and Guidance counselor- good</p>
<p>ECAs- decent</p>
<p>application essays- guess they are goin to be good</p>