<p>I applies really late (I know not smart it was december 28th) but here are my stats and I will chance back if you chance me!
I am at a very competitive public high school in San Diego (Torrey Pines).</p>
<p>ACT scores:
33 comp
36 math
34 cr
33 science
30 english (ahh one point higher and i have a 34)
10 writing</p>
<p>Sat 2's
730 math
700 us history</p>
<p>GPA:
W: 4.1 (but i'm getting a 4.8 first semester senior year which brings me up to a 4.18)
UW: 3.8</p>
<p>AP's: I have taken 9 ap classes (Ap world, Ap us, Ap Physics b, Ap eng lang, AP Calc ab, Ap Physics c, AP euro, ap econ, and ap gov) and pre-calc honors at my school is weighted</p>
<p>EC's:
Cross country 4 years
Track 4 years
NHS as a senior
And i have over 350 hours community service</p>
<p>your stats look really good, but i’m not sure how good of a shot you have. if you had applied ER, then you’d definitely be in, but i don’t know how tough admissions get after ER. but, i still think you have a pretty good chance. good luck!</p>
<p>why does applying late hurt so much? i know there is still basically a month left to apply and I know spots have been taken up because it is rolling but you think they would save spots for people who apply late. and lifegr when did u apply?? and thank you!</p>
<p>I met the ER deadline but was put into RD pool cuz I was missing something. I got my accpetance before some ER applicants who have better stats than I do so I guess you never know</p>
<p>It might come down to which income bracket you filled out on the application alhtough it was optional. Don’t fool yourself into thinking they don’t look at that. I really think they do especially if you did not apply early. If you are OOS and over the $100K bracket with those stats, I think you have a very good chance even this late in the game. Public U’s are looking for OOS that can afford the full 50K tuition.</p>