<p>I would really appreciate if someone would chance me for admission to American early decision.
SAT math: 580 reading: 670
GPA: 3.88
SAT II: US History: 690 Literature: 650
5 on APUS History exam
taking AP Lit and AP French this year
have taken lots of honors classes</p>
<p>30 hour per week barista at starbucks
french and english tutor last 2 years
president of National French Honors Society
member of National Honors Society and National Social Studies Honors Society
AP US History award
Torch Award
equestrian vaulting all 4 years (gymnastics on a horse)
vaulting coach all 4 years
community service with deaf kids for 2 years</p>
<p>p.s. if anyone can say anything about the political/international service program and internship opportunities that would be great!!! Also any tips on getting into the honors program (i know they don’t look at test scores)</p>
<p>You should have a pretty good chance with ED. I can’t speak for the Honors program though. They only take 45 a year now. American took a lot of ED students last year. They seem to be focusing on kids who really want to be there and who would be a good fit. My son got in on ED with a lower GPA and SAT scores. He did not however get into Honors. He is doing a leadership program and a University College seminar. I highly recommend the University College program if you don’t get into Honors or one of the Scholars programs.</p>
<p>Hey, I’m in the new honors program this year and in SIS. The new honors program is great, really small with only 45 students. The acceptance rate last year for the honors program was 2.5%. My weighted GPA was a 3.9 and had 2100 SAT and 33 ACT. Even though you don’t need test scores, sending them helps show you’re committed and interested. SIS is awesome, a lot of opportunities all the time. TONS of amazing guest speakers, ambassadors, politicians, celebrities etc. The on campus vibe is very politically active if thats your thing.</p>
<p>@NESeattleMom If you don’t mind me asking what GPA and SAT scores did he have, I’m in a similar boat and would like a little insight from someone whose been through the process. </p>