<p>Female
3/200 at a Top public school (Newsweek top 25)
5.25 Weighted GPA
1490 SAT
35 ACT
AP English 5, AP Chemistry 5, AP Physics 4, AP US History 5</p>
<p>Track and Cross Country</p>
<p>Schools she is applying to:
University of Chicago (EA)
Georgetown (EA)
Stanford
Brown
Vanderbilt
Davidson</p>
<p>What are her chances?</p>
<p>is that a 1490/1600 or a 1490/2400? Please break down her SAT scores with her score on each section.</p>
<p>SAT is very ......low. How can she possibly be ranked so high at a public school and have such a high gpa with such a low sat score???</p>
<p>Sorry for not clarifying. She actually got a 1500 out of 1600 (730 Math 770 Verbal) and a 2280 overall . She is also a member of the National Honor Society, Academic Team, and a National Merit Commended Scholar.</p>
<p>uhh. Could make it in to those schools if they admitted solely based on academic achievement. Her extracurriculars will play some part in that admissions game as well. Good luck.</p>
<p>So I just wanted to see how "accurate" people on these boards are. In actuality, my sister graduated in 2007. She applied to all of the schools I listed, with the exception of Vanderbilt and Davidson. She got in early to University of Chicago (and got scholarship $) and Georgetown. She was waitlisted at Stanford (she took herself off of the list) and rejected from Brown. She ended up at University of Chicago.</p>
<p>wow, admissions were still tough that long ago.</p>