<p>Hey, I'm hoping to get into Wharton next year and I just wanted to get a feel for how well you need to do on your SAT/SAT 2...i know there is know specified cut off but I want to get a feel...so if you have gotten in to wharton yourself (recentley) or you know someone who has, please list your/their SAT reasoning score (math,critical reading, writing) and their SAT 2 scores (Math Level 2/any other subject test). Thanks!</p>
<p>You have to be a legend.</p>
<p>I know a girl who got in recently. She’s a really nice girl, very involved in the community and her ECs, and has initiated several service projects - she’s the kind of person everyone likes and everyone was happy for her when she got in. I don’t know exact scores, but I heard it was in the upper 2100s/low 2200s with an 800 in math. SAT 2 I don’t know, but I think what really helped her was that she was sincere in her desire to serve the community, and it must have showed through.</p>
<p>Post your stats and subjective elements and I’ll chance you.</p>
<p>I think, as of last summer, you have to be able to climb the turnbuckle and do a Ram Jam off the top rope.</p>
<p>That’s not necessarily true. A girl got in from my cousin’s best friend’s sister’s high school who did not complete the Ram Jam.</p>
<p>Save the economy</p>
<p>Minimum 2200 SAT, 800 math level 2, 750+ rest of sat II’s</p>
<p>Silverturtle,</p>
<p>I’m stunned. Admissions policies are getting so lax.</p>
<p>The kids I see getting into Wharton now have 2250 plus SATs with very high (770 plus) math I and II scores. Also have great ECs, typically something business related in the package. </p>
<p>In sum, this is like an HYP admit, they are outstanding. Helps a lot if you’re not from the E. Coast. The Asian pool is also very, very competitive.</p>
<p>I have got a 2280 (780 writing, 750 reading, 750 math) and for SAT 2’s I got a 800 U.S History and a 770 Math Level 2…what do u guys think about those scores? are they good enough…my concern is that my math scores are not superb enough</p>
<p>Those scores are good enough not to eliminate you from consideration. It then comes down to extracurriculars.</p>
<p>I had a friend who turned down Wharton and Brown for Notre Dame… he is a business major</p>
<p>silverturtle,
Are you saying that a 770(math 2)/750(math1) is neutral in terms of my application…aka it will allow me to be considered but wont actually help me beyond that?</p>
<p>Well, admissions decisions are based upon holistic review. </p>
<p>Basically, your numbers are good. Good enough not to hurt you, but not great enough to give you a big boost. You have to differentiate yourself from the many other applicants with similar scores by showcasing passion and talent in other areas.</p>