<p>what do you think my chances are for the McDonough School of Business EA?</p>
<p>I am a white male and was born in Philadelphia and still live there today.</p>
<p>SAT I
2050 (740 CR, 700 M, 610 W)
SAT II
650 US History 600 Math II
GPA: 3.6 unweighted (my private school doesn't weight its GPA) with the toughest courses available</p>
<p>APs
US History 3
English Literature 4
Euro 4
AP scholar</p>
<p>Extracurricular</p>
<p>3 Years Varsity soccer
4 Years Varsity basketball (captain junior + senior)
3 years Varsity tennis
Student Guides 3 years
Investment Group 3 years
Mock Trial 3 years
Chess club 2 years
50 hours volunteer work at local organization that supplies clothes and schools supplies to inner-city youths</p>
<p>unless recruited, your chances are rather slim. Look into UMich and UVA. Those might be somewhat easier to get into.</p>
<p>As for my assessment: your SAT (I & II) scores are low, your GPA is low, your SSL are low, and based on your AP scores, your school isn’t that spectacular in preparing you guys so probably not a school gtown is going to recruit most rigorously from.</p>
<p>i am looking into UVA but are my SAT Is really that low? im pretty sure georgetown doesnt look at the writing section and i just retook the subject tests.</p>
<p>Just going by your SAT scores, you’re right, Georgetown does not look at the writing. That being said, a 1440/1600 is a great score, and well within the range for Georgetown based on their reported data.</p>
<p>Other than that, you may have some trouble with your low GPA, low SAT IIs, and ECs - I only see one pertaining to business.</p>
<p>But I am not an admissions officer and this is all I can offer. Hopefully you improved on the Subject Tests on Saturday, I sure hope I improved on the SAT math! Good luck to you, and make your essays great so you can stand out.</p>
<p>to clarify: The SAT comment was specifically directed towards the 700 Math I score and (the abysmally low) 600 SAT II Score. Lots of people will be applying with an 800 on both sections and business is a quantitative field; rhetoric is good but analytical thinking is of greater importance.</p>
<p>i retook both Math I and took Math II this past saturday. i expect much much higher scores after lots of studying so hopefully that will make a difference.</p>
<p>Common guys. Take into consideration that SAT scores are not everything the university is looking for. That would be daunting and otiouse. 2050 on SAT is great score. I wish I had such score, but i am still applying with a little lower socre! I hope to get in. SCORES are not everything, are not imperative.</p>