<p>She's submitting the common app today.</p>
<p>Top 10% of her class at a difficult private prep school that doesn't rank.
ACT Eng36 Reading36 Math34 Sci32 Composite 35
ECs Varsity cheerleader 2yrs, Peer tutor, NHS, lots of clubs
Volunteer work at hospital and nursing home and helped establish program to teach French to inner city minority grade school students.
French award every year, Yale book award</p>
<p>you should probably include her unweighted GPA for the chancers out there</p>
<p>I’d say she has a really good chance. I just hope she was a little less rash than you in describing “inner city minority grade school students.” That sounds a bit pompous.</p>
<p>It depends. Some private schools are have steep grading curves and upper 10% may not be a great gpa, and some state schools are not so good at dealing with what that represents. Ask the counselor at your DD"s school how kids do at UNC CH. That really is more indicative than anything else. By test scores, she looks pretty good.</p>