Class of 2011 ED Roster

Brunnettexoxo · November 29, 2006, 12:09pm

Oh I forgot. I also have a handful of credits from the Art Institute of Chicago. I also studied in France the whole summer at La Sorbonne for Art. I am fluent in French as well.

ESSR181 · November 29, 2006, 3:44pm

Please stick to the format...

1.) essr181, undecided
School at NYU:Gallatin
Ethnicity:White
ACT: N/A
SAT: 1370/2040
EC's: Very good
GPA: 3.5 UW X.XW (school doesn't do weighted...)
Class Rank: Top 15%
Essays/Recs: Very good/excellent

2.)paranoidandroid, Film & Television Production
School: Tisch
Ethnicity: White
ACT: N/A
SAT: 1330/2050 (650 math, 680 verbal, 720 writing)
ECs: Very Good
GPA: 3.6 uw, 3.9 w (with toughest schedule besides math, 8 total APs and 3 college classes)
Class Rank: Top 25%
Essays/Recs:

3.) futurenyustudent, Economics (and probably prebusiness)
School at NYU: CAS
Ethnicity: Asian
ACT: 27
SAT: 1350/2020 (630 verbal, 720 math, 670 writing)
ECs: Good-Very Good
GPA: 3.53
Class Rank: School doesn't report
Essays/Recs: Very Good/Gold-plated
AP US History-5
AP French Language-2

4.) seashoresideshow, something with publishing probably
School at NYU: Gallatin
Ethnicity: White
ACT: n/a
SAT: 1460/2260 (780 verbal, 680 math, 800 writing)
ECs: Very Good
GPA: 3.67
Class Rank: no rank, top 15-20%
Essays/Recs: Excellent/Very Good

5.) vbmaxx2, international business
School at NYU: Stern
Ethnicity: White
ACT: n/a
SAT: 1400/2100 (760 Math, 640 CR, 700 W) , 800 - Math IIC 770 Chem
ECs: Very Good
GPA: 3.62 UW, 4.27 W
Class Rank: n/a
Essays/Recs: Excellent/Good
5 - AP Calc BC
5 - AP Chem

6.) Warren_Buffett89 - Finance
School at NYU: Stern
SAT: 1380/2020 (690 verbal, 690 math, 640 writing)
ECs:unbelievable, my strongest point
GPA: 3.8
Class Rank: School doesn't report
Essays/Recs: Excellent
AP US History-4
AP Biology- 4

7.)tonydatiger1003-(biochem perhaps premed)
School at NYU: CAS
ACT:31 out of 36
EC: excellent
GPA: UW 3.92
Class Rank: top 10%
Essay/Recs:essay pretty good recs, excellent
US History-5
AP Bio-4

8.) rubinski- Undecided, something with music/biology
School at NYU: Gallatin
ACT: 34
EC: Very Good
GPA: UW 3.5ish
Class Rank: Top 5%
Essay/Recs: Essays very good, recs I never saw but I'm assuming they were very good
Bio- 5
Stats- 4
APUSH- 4

9.) brunnettex0xo, art/business
School at NYU: Gallatin
ACT: 29
EC: Captain of Varsity Bowling, Head of Radio Station, Started own local fashion company, Captain of Club Soccer Team
GPA: UW 3.5
Class Rank: We don't class rank because my school is 4,000 kids
Essay/Recs: In my opinion, my essays were really well crafted, and I got a lot of positive feedback. As for my recs, I didn't see mine. I have trust in my counselor and my teachers. They wouldn't disappoint me.

ESSR181 · November 29, 2006, 3:49pm

On a side note, most (75% so far) applying to Gallatin on this have a 3.5. Hm....

Rubinski, I thought it was weird for me to have a (relatively high) 15% rank with a 3.5.....5%?? Your school must be really tough.

Brunnettexoxo · November 29, 2006, 3:59pm

I have a 3.5 and I'm in the top 25%....barely. My school is the most competitve in the state and on the top 10 public school's in the nation.

srvmccready · November 29, 2006, 8:00pm

srvmccready, stern
SAT: 2200 (1460)
EC: Captain of Varsity lacrosse, worked 3 years, soccer 2 years, founder of stock market club, more
GPA: 3.6 W
Class Rank: 12%
Sibling alumni at stern

ilovebusiness · November 29, 2006, 9:07pm

no offense to the person that started this post but what is the point of sticking to the format, if all individuals posted their stats you could just go through it , instead of having to go through it various times.

ESSR181 · November 29, 2006, 10:12pm

To all future posters, and to all past posters who are curious as to why I stress keeping the correct format

If everyone follows the correct format, then by the time everyone has posted, all one has to do is skip to the last post on the last page to see all of the information in an organized list instead of going through x pages of the thread and scrolling past all of the messages that don't include statistics. It's much more organized and makes it a lot easier to keep track of and compare data. It's literally a few keystrokes; not exactly brain surgery. If this process is beyond your realm of mental sophistication, then I don't think you'de be applying to this school in the first place. It's easy enough to follow and extremely beneficial to the overall purpose of this thread. 
If you want proof, check the BC equivolent of this thread out, <a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=255507&page=2%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=255507&page=2</a> , where nobody followed this format. It's very clumsy and just sloppy. You have to trudge through all of their discussion to see all of the stats, and it's much harder to compare individual applicants side by side. Also, when people recieve their decisions, I ask that they post their decisions next to their statistics on the list, so if a future applicant (or someone who is just curious) wants to see who got in and who didn't and all of their statistics at a quick glance, it's very easy. Now that you have seen the BC thread, check out the UNC CH thread. <a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=230269%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=230269</a> Much better, no?

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