<p>hi, i'm an international student from maine.
gpa: 89.7/100 unweighted - 3.4 (B+ at my school), 98.7/100 weighted - 3.8 (A at my school), top 23% (:(, but i took a LOT more APs than most kids at my school do)
act: 32 composite
ecs: tons, but i don't think they matter cause mcgill's app doesn't require stuff like that?</p>
<p>i'm applying to sciences. any inputs welcome!</p>
<p>science can be little bit hard, but since you’re international student and you pay more than canadian citizens (lol), your chances are good enough. 70% in,i would say.</p>
<p>is there anything i can do to increase my chances?</p>
<p>Maybe you could take the SAT if you haven’t already? If you get high enough SAT scores that might increase your chances :)</p>
<p>i have taken the SAT, i got a 1910…i thought we only had to submit one to mcgill though?</p>
<p>you don’t need any SAT if you’re international student. Just TOEFL (for non-native speakers)+ GPA.</p>
<p>i’m from the US and they only want ACT scores and my transcript. i’m wondering what i can do to help my chances if they only look at my grades & scores? my scores are high and i don’t know what i can do about my past grades…</p>
<p>chance me too PLEASE.
GPA: 4.1 weighted, 3.8 unweighted.
7 APs by graduation</p>
<p>SAT:
700 math
670 CR
680 writing</p>
<p>ACT: 28</p>
<p>SAT II:
Biology: 720
math 1: 690</p>
<p>any other opinions?</p>
<p>is my class rank going to bring me down a lot?</p>
<p>Yeah, send in your ACT and not your SAT. Then you will be 100% in.</p>
<p>@econgrad, thank you so much!!! do you think extenuating circumstances (which i plan on writing a letter about) of my dad being in the hospital my sophomore year would help my chances at all? because it would boost my grades a bit</p>
<p>Yes, i think that would help for just for the extra insurance. You are GOLDEN sir!</p>