<p>Im looking for opinions on whether or not i should apply action to Notre Dame and what my chances are of getting in. I know that no one can really tell me if I'm in or not I just was looking for a couple of opinions about my stats.</p>
<p>GPA: 97.8 Weighted (they don't do it on a 4.0)
Rank: Top 10 of 200 (im not sure actually cause my school doesn't give class rank but im sure im in at least 5%)
SAT'S:
Math: 760
Verbal: 710
Writing: 650
Math I:710
Chem:740
Spanish: 630 (ouch)</p>
<p>Classes
Accelerated Science and Math Track and Acc. English here or there.
AP Environmental: 5
AP Statistics: 5
AP Chem--
AP Physics--
AP Calc BC--</p>
<p>Music
11 year piano player--do concerts ever spring. Accompany the choir and play at the various awards and induction ceremonies. Relatively good but not child prodigy.
In Concert Choir and Chamber Choir (9,10,11,12)
In Madrigals (A capella singing group, highly selective) (11,12)</p>
<p>Sports
Summer Swimming since i was 8 at my swim club.
Varsity Swimming in H.S. (9,11,12)
Rowing (9,10,11,12) Varsity Rowing (10,11,12)</p>
<p>Clubs/Community Service
NHS member (18hrs service for every 3 months)
Youth Group at Church (Head of Fundraising)
Environmental Club
Ecuador Trip (raised money for the galapagos islands and visited with school group)
Spanish National Honor Society (10,11)
Spanish Club (9,10,11)
International Club (representative)
Lifeguard and Pool Maintenence (9,10,11,12) 20 hrs a week (during summer)</p>
<p>Those are pretty much my stats maybe im missing something but i dunno. I'll have great recommendations and my essay is on my dad getting cancer in his eye and him having it removed. Its pretty heartfelt but i dunno. Based on what you see here can u give me an idea of my chance at ND. Thanks.</p>
<p>I think you're male, but if you're female and plan to row in college, you should contact the coach. Rowing is varsity for females and club for males.</p>
<p>Im a guy, yeah, the rowing is really competitive for them, I'm not quite at that level, but I still would like to try out for the team. Thanks a lot for your input...do you go to Columbia?</p>
<p>sorry to be a little off the topic of your post...but did anyone else realize that there is no where to put your standardized test scores on the online application? obviously they will still see them because you have to have the ACT or collegeboard send them, but i just find it odd that they wouldnt have you put them on the application itself.</p>
<p>yeah your right i was filling it out today and i noticed it but i just assume that they don't care what we say our SAT/ACT scores are...we could say whatever we wanted and i don't even think they bother looking at your application till they have your scores from collegeboard anyway so they have no reason to ask us for it...my guess? i dunno</p>
<p>thats probably it. although, my brother has a friend who does work-study at the admissions office at his college out east, and he says that they use the SAT/ACT score provided by the applicant to sort the applications into different ranges when they receive them. im not sure how many colleges do that, though...</p>