Chances - 2400 - Top colleges

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Two statistics to ponder. First,even Harvard accepts 50% of all applicants with 1600 (CR +M). Second only about 1200 students each year get a perfect SAT score (regardless of number of tries) and less than 1% of AAs exceed 700 on CR (same for M, and this is not a composite of 1400, which is lower). In addition, you have taken a very rigorous schedule. Assuming your rank is top 10%, I suspect you could get into any school in the country and many of them will be offering scholarships. </p>

<p>To give you some idea of your exalted status, read The Gatekeepers, by a Wesleyan admissions officer, who describes how Wesleyan, Yale, and several other top schools engaged in an all out war for a URM with about a 1500 (CR + M) (she decided to attend Yale).</p>

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<p>why is this thread still active?</p>

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<p>Really good test scores. I think you have a good chance at all your schools</p>

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<p>I think your application looks stunning, you’re definitely a strong applicant anywhere.</p>

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<p>You have very strong credentials. Disregarding race, I’d say you have a 60% chance of getting in already (which is really high for top colleges). But including race, I’d say you have a 95% chance. It might be high, but from the patterns I’ve seen among people I know, I think you’re already in. Don’t slack on your apps or anything, but you have a great chance!</p>

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<p>You guys know this was started a year ago, right?</p>

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<p>Lol I can’t believe there are people that are still chancing him… He got in everywhere.</p>

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<p>That sounds way high. Brown only accepted about 28% of its ACT 36 applicants in a recent year. There was no equivalent composite listing for the SAT – SAT stats were broken down by individual 800 subscores. </p>

<p>I had a link bookmarked, but that page is no longer up at the present time; maybe it will be updated eventually with more recent stats.</p>

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<p>Let this instruct other people who come here asking for chances. I personally was going to say he would get accepted everywhere before reading further down :)</p>

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<p>I also would have agreed that he looks like the “model/perfect” student. There should be plenty of scholarships coming his way.</p>

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<p>It is great to hear how you have aced this SAT exam and now I need some help plz.
I want to improve my score in a week.I am ready to do any thing required plus illistrate how much I can improve? Give the list of all possible links,resources possible.Thanks in advance.</p>

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<p>You’ll get in where every you want with those scores</p>

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<p>He already did, he chose the path that is’’ well trodded upon’’ rather than’’ less travelled"</p>

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<p>Recording artist Ryan Leslie is black, had a perfect SAT score, but did not get into Stanford. Just saying. </p>

<p>And yes, I know this is an old thread.</p>

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<p>Good luck at Dartmouth ;)</p>

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<p>You have a great shot at all of the schools listed. The Ivies may be a little tougher, but only because they’re Ivies and they’re the most competitive schools to apply to. </p>

<p>You make me very jealous. Really.</p>

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<p>With those scores, you’re invincible. (Almost)</p>

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<p>I have asked AP school.</p>

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<p>i have scored 1620 in sat2…with these marks can i apply for mnit jaipur??</p>

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<p>Hi - I am new to the site.
What do you think my chances are for Nursing at UMass Amherst or Umass Dartmouth? My SAT Scores: 510 Math, 590 Reading and 600 Writing. I have taken 5 AP courses and the rest were mostly honors. I play basketball and softball, play percussion in band, National Honor Society, still in Girl Scouts. I recieved Advanced scores on MCAS in English, Math and Science. I have been accepted to the nursing program at UMass Boston, Umass Lowell and Salem State (MA). </p>

<p>Just getting nervous since the other schools accepted me a few weeks ago - I applied to all at the same time for early action.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>