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<p>dartmouth ED, uchicago, BU, cornell, george washington, georgetown, vassar</p>

<p>Female/Born in Bangladesh/ came here 7 years old
Top ranked high school
Rank-no rank, top 25%-- 900 students in my grade
Average- 90
SAT- 750 MATH 700 READING 750 WRITING- 2200
SAT II- 750 math 2c, 800 american, 800 physics
Income-- less than 20,000
First generation college student</p>

<p>ap classes- world his, american his, physics b</p>

<p>senior year- ap environmental, ap eng, ap stats, calc honors, ap gov.</p>

<p>academic awards- honor society in school, service award, semi finalist in nasa dream comp., and several other awards from competitions </p>

<p>Extra- Working at pathology lab 25 hours a week as a research assistant for one year, ---- Volunteer at american cancer society 3 years and internship for one summer --organize the big events (walks etc)-- official advocator for my school
- Tutor disadvantaged children for one hour
-volunteer at hospital
-volunteer during science festivals in nyc</p>

<p>clubs--
School newspaper 3 years-- editor in chief
president of breast cancer fundraising club--organized a ball to raise over $2,000,created special bracelets sold through out school
model united nations--secretary 3 years
key club</p>

<p>I have very poor grades my first year of high school..I was going through a lot of personal/ family things
freshman year avgs- 75, 80
soph year -- 90,85
junior year- 93, 102 (last report card)</p>

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<p>If your parent’s total income is less than 20,000, than you can apply for this program called HEOP, and I think you would really look into it as it can help you a ton.</p>

<p>Chance me?<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/695607-wrong-me-fall-love-these-schools-chance-me-tell.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/695607-wrong-me-fall-love-these-schools-chance-me-tell.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>Hump hump hump bumpie</p>

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<p>tump tump sump bump</p>

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<p>Pump pump pump pump</p>

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<p>It’s time to stop posting the same question over and over and to start working on getting your class rank up so you’ll have a shot.</p>

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<p>BUMP BUMP BUMP bumppp</p>

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<p>do the same people constantly read this</p>

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<p>i cant get it up to top 10% that would require me to pass 130 people. that’s actually impossible.</p>

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<p>Then choose another school for your ED school. In all honesty, with your rank and below median CR score, Dartmouth just isn’t going to happen ED. If you were a recruited athlete, you’d have a shot. But no hook and the 700 is not competitive. In the ED round Dartmouth accepts only 400. The majority are athletes, legacies and other hooked candidates. ED will not help you there. So either take a shot at a different school or work to get the scores raised and your rank higher.</p>

<p>And yes, the same people read this site most days as evidenced by all those commenting on your repeated posts. If you’re waiting for someone to say something different, you’re waiting for someone not familiar with Dartmouth and what it takes to get in.</p>

<p>Study the common data set. Read A Is For Admission by former Dartmouth adcom Hernandez. Read Dartmouth press releases describing admitted students. Last year, for example, 40% of the class was either val or sal of their high school class. When you factor in the 40% hooked in every class, you begin to see how vital a very high rank is. Look at median scores, 730 was median for CR last year. Most unhooked candidates have 75% scores which would be 770. Not one of your scores hits the 75% mark. Review the fact that only 6% were not in the top 10% of their HS class.</p>

<p>Wrap it together and ask yourself why they would accept you with below median stats across the board at a very stats oriented school. And on top of it all you’re Asian and from NYC, putting you in one of the most competitive pools of all.</p>

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<p>i dont see many of those schools happening with a 90 average, dartmouth is no, the rest are pretty undoable cept possibly gwu and bu</p>

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<p>thanks for the feedback, exp hmom. I was waiting for someone to tell me I can’t get in. Everyone kept saying ya! you have a shot…etc etc. thanks for making me face reality. As for the SAT scores I took them last year and I’ve been studying for them since and I plan on taking them again on October.</p>

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<p>so if a kid is a recruited athlete that the coach wants, based on your experience with dartmouth, how does a 29 ACT sound for ED?</p>

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<p>Try questbride with below 20,000 income. they’ll hook you up</p>