<p>3.7 uw gpa
4.1 w gpa</p>
<p>SAT 2040
SAT IIs- math-740, bio-670</p>
<p>indian male at a comp public school</p>
<p>member of math team for seven years
-number one math team in the country for 13 out of the past 16 years. im basing this on the mu alpha theta convention, the national math competition.</p>
<p>400 volunteer hours
NHS
Span honor society
key club
guitar... a few performances
piano...some awards
natl merrit commended
mu alpha theta member. also have some math team awards</p>
<p>and more...</p>
<p>so what do you think?</p>
<p>good for vandy, not good enough for Ivy</p>
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<p>Realize that Vandy has been increasingly competitive over the last several years. Within the next few years I would expect the admit rate at Vandy to fall under 30%. </p>
<p>To the OP, you certainly have good stats. Your GPA would be competitive at Vandy, but your SAT score is low. I would work hard to bring that up to at least 2100. With your current stats, I think that applying ED, you would likely be admitted. RD would be tougher, but I would say you would have a good chance.</p>
<p>As college1 has stated, Vanderbilt will become more competitive as a top school in the looming future. In Korea here, Vanderbilt is not as popular as should be as say, Emory or Northwestern (comparable schools imo), but I have a feeling once Vanderbilt becomes more international, its academic prowess will be more reflected. Penn and Duke over about a single decade became one of the very elite colleges, and if you give Vanderbilt about 10 years, I think you'd be surprised how Vanderbilt will have grown. </p>
<p>Rishi I think your stats are great, and hopefully you apply ED and we both get in.</p>