<p>Thanks for your support, J. I appreciate it.</p>
<p>@jtfootball @jxuwyrm @Supergirllove Thanks a lot! I have pretty much dedicated this summer just for the SAT and considering what my teachers say about my essays, I shouldn’t have too much of a problem with that. I will really be working hard next year to get a good GPA and hopefully be successful on the SAT. Hope to be seeing you at IMSA as well!</p>
<p>Yeah, can’t wait to see you next year! Hang in there, we’ve all gone through the process and survived. It’ll all be worth it in the end!</p>
<p>@kidfood and all new admitted students, always consider in your application and your decision to attend or not is this - why do I want to go to this school? what will I lose if I decide not to go? It may be a terrific school but it is not for everyone. Like in looking for college, you want the best fit and in some cases, it may be your local school. I graduated from IMSA within the last few years and procrastinating studying for finals. Feel free to PM me if you have questions. CC was very helpful when I was college-hunting. Thought I’d return the favor.</p>
<p>@nickster12 Hi, I was wondering, I know IMSA is really hard and stressful and everything, but if you have good study habits and time management, would it be possible to get straight a’s? </p>
<p>it is possible to get straight A’s. very very few people do though. around 2%?</p>
<p>colleges know how hard it is to get a straight A at IMSA but you still want to do your best. A lot of kids think that getting to IMSA is a goldent ticket. It is not. I have seen a lot of my classmates squander their talents and had a rude awakening once they get their college acceptances/denials.</p>
<p>I hear a lot of people don’t really do well because they are playing video games and aren’t really putting in the effort?</p>
<p>So if we do put in effort, we can get straight a’s? Because I know IMSA is hard but I want to go to medical school and so I would need good grades. </p>
<p>as i said it is doable. where do you want to go to college? are you looking into top 20 or direct programs? both require high grades </p>
<p>Top 20</p>
<p>you can probably get by with a few Bs but for the top 5 a straight A is almost a requirement unless you have a major hook. </p>
<p>Guys could you pls make a new thread for this. This for admissions only</p>
<p>Sorry @tigerman333. Good luck at IMSA. It was a great experience! @Supergirllove just tag me if you start a new thread. </p>
<p>Hi, I was wondering for any of those wait listed students: Has anyone received any news whether they have been accepted or not?</p>
<p>@Farriswheelz I have not been waitlisted, but have you gotten in? I will be applying net year and I have similar stats as you aside from the math SAT and your sports, but I still have an entire year so I know that will change. I am just very curious about who got in and who didn’t based on their credentials</p>
<p>@kidfood You could always read this post over again if you want to 
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<p>Good luck to you! @Farriswheelz Let us know if you are accepted so we can get to know each other before the school year starts! </p>
<p>@jtfootball Yea I know, I was actually doing that today and keep it in my browser everyday to remember the goal and see that it’s not impossible. I have been doing some SAT prep right now for about a month. Keeping the dream alive!</p>
<p>@kidfood Well, keep doing practice tests and take the SAT once as a practice trial. Don’t just take the SAT once because most likely the first time will not be your best. My first SAT score was really bad but the second time I improved by almost 100 points on each section! You’ll be surprised by what you can accomplish if you work hard. </p>
<p>@jtfootball Yea, I took the test back in January and will most likely be taking it again next January since I will have the most knowledge with less stress compared to March. I will be needing more than 100 for me haha I am looking for a 200 point boost on each section.</p>