<p>Hi,</p>
<p>My daughter took the SAT's in January and got a 760 writing, 680 math, and 700 critical reading. She has 3 SAT II's so far - 700 English, 710 US History, and 700 Bio. She retook the SAT's yesterday and feels she did better on her math and reading than the previous test. Her GPA is 4.3 weighted, with all honors and AP's available at her school. Has never had less than an A- on her report card. Lots of ec's. </p>
<p>Do you think she could get into an ivy with those scores as is? Thanks!!!</p>
<p>Its so hard to say really, i wish her the best, but its important to remember that almost everyone that applies to those top notch schools HAS the same grades (if not better) than you daughter. If she does something extraordinary then she has a real good shot. :)</p>
<p>In the scope of ivy leagues, her SAT score and weighted GPA are a little below the average. However, colleges also look at other things, such as extracurricular, special talents, among other things, so it is definitely worth applying.</p>
<p>its below average but she better have amazing extracurriculars, STAND OUT, volunteer, and better go to a school that sends a decent amount of kids to an ivy league</p>