International applicant
Applying RD.
SAT: 1300
No subject tests, since they say they will understand if it is a financial hardship
TOEFLibt: 108
GPA: maximum for my country, different scale
ECs: Debate club - founded and President, School council - President, The national students’ council - Vice-president, Mathematical Linguistics team, Book club - founded, School newspaper - founded, Volunteer at the regional Theatre, Handball team - captain, Teaching fifth-graders CS, Erasmus+ international projects (Ik, my school didn’t have a lot of clubs)
Want to study: Neuroscience and Psychology
I know my SAT is low, what do you think of my chances of getting in?
Bates had a low acceptance rate this year, set to be lower next year because this year they are over enrolled. It’s hard to say what your chances are, but I suggest you have a well-rounded list with colleges that have higher acceptance rates than Bates and Dartmouth. In your shoes, to be sure of a match or safety, I think you should definitely apply to colleges that have an acceptance rate of around 30%-50%. It’s hard to give exact numbers.
@Lindagaf is it better to submit such SAT score? Is it advantageous if I do? And thank you for your reply! 
I don’t think Bates will be interested in your SAT score. It will neither hurt nor help. I think around 30% of Bates applicants don’t submit scores, and they accept a lot of students who don’t submit them. It’s your choice.