<p>I am a female from upstate New York, applying early descion for wake forest university.</p>
<p>Top 10% of my class
GPA: 92.74 Unweighted
96.32 Weoghted
Completed an Interview on Campus</p>
<p>-Volunteer at Hospital for 50+ hours
-National Honor Society 50+ hours
-Cashier at Ponderosa Steakhouse
-Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track (all since 7th grade)
-Member of the band
-Captain of Cross Country, and MVP
-Statistician for Football team
-Two Ap classes (All my school offers)
-Many college credit classes (most rigorous schedule for my school)
-Often care for/ Babysit a child with autistism for the passed 5 years </p>
<p>Lucky for you, Wake Forest doesn’t look at SAT scores. My brother got into Wake with a 4.2 weighted/3.7 UW, and a 1240 SAT (CR and Math). He was a slacker…I still don’t know how he got in. He only took 2 years of Foreign language, and like 3 AP classes out of the 20 offered at my school. What he says? He completely demolished the interview. He must have really impressed his interviewer because I’m almost positive that’s how he got in. </p>
<p>He had like 300 volunteer hours from his freshman year of HS, but that’s it. Wake Forest loves class rank though. They want to see that you challenged yourself, so taking 2 AP’s when that’s all that’s offered is definitely a plus. They want to see that you’re a hard worker, not that you’re good at taking tests. </p>
<p>But then again, my brother got in. I don’t know how. The admissions at Wake is very iffy.</p>