Chances at UPENN ED

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I'm going to apply early to Penn and if denied probably Cornell or Brown. What are my chances?</p>

<p>GPA - Weighted: 100.10(don't know how 4.0 scale works)
Class Rank: 6/384</p>

<p>SAT I Math: 710
SAT I Critical Reading: 680
SAT I Writing: 580(choked as you can see)
Am retaking SATs in May should get around a 2100, I hope.
SAT II World History: 740; I am taking Math 2 and Bio in June, should get over 700 on both.</p>

<p>Classes:
Took AP World last year, got a 5. I am currently taking AP Lang. and Comp, AP Bio, and AP Econ-Macro. I will probably get a 5 on all 3. Next year, I am taking AP Calc-BC, AP Lit, and AP Chem, along with Spanish IV. Besides the APs I took all of the honors and advanced classes.</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:</p>

<p>Will attend PA governor's school of global entrepreneurship.(5 week summer program for gifted students)</p>

<p>Key Club Lieutenant Governor (in charge of my entire region)</p>

<p>Debate Team Captain-11th, 12th</p>

<p>Key Club Editor-10th Grade
JV Tennis-10th, 11th</p>

<p>Key Club 9th-Present</p>

<p>NHS</p>

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<p>Raise that SAT score. Penn</a> Admissions: Incoming Class Profile according to this you have an 8% chance of being accepted with that Writing score...</p>

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<p>your ranking and scores other than your SAT seem solid. for schools like penn, cornell, and brown, you might want to get more than 2100 and add a couple of ECs that would make you seem more driven.</p>

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<p>The truth is, you're going to have to get that SAT score up at least 150-200 points to stand a chance. I think the combination of low SATs and weak EC's doesn't make you as strong a candidate as you could be. On the EC front, you can't change anything, but take the SATs again... You might be surprised. I don't know if Penn superscores.</p>

<p>Also, Brown RD is insanely competitive. So be aware. Cornell is very competitive as well, but not at the same level as Brown.</p>