<p>Hey thanks istoleyournose! That was quite the compliment!</p>
<p>So I was telling my twin sister about the things you all said and she wanted me
to ask you, what you thought of her… I don’t know why since we are so similar on paper… </p>
<p>She’s only even applying to 3 schools, and has 1 app she’s just finishing up now. So I’ll list her credentials in the same format I listed mine:</p>
<p>Honors Social Studies - A+
Honors Algebra 2 – A
Language Arts - A
Religion - A
French 2 - A-
Honors Earth Science – A-
Literature – B</p>
<p>Her overall on the SSATs was 76%. </p>
<p>Sports
Basketball - 5 years - starting small forward, District All-Stars Twice
Softball - 8 years – 3rd base, League All Stars Twice, League Champs Twice
Volleyball -5 years – co-captain, League All-Stars Twice<br>
Bowling - 5 years
Track and Field - 3 years - She won in the long jump and 800m</p>
<p>School
Yearbook - 1 year - photographer
Student Council Treasurer – 1 year
Academic Bowl - 2 years - District Champs Once
Mathletes – 3 years</p>
<p>Arts
Dance(tap, jazz, ballet) - 8 years - Numerous Awards
Modeling -10 years - Mostly Bridal Shows; a few print ads
Several Arts and Crafts Fairs - Various Minor Awards
Learning to play Clarinet</p>
<p>Community
Girl Scout - 8 years
Community Service - no awards though</p>
<p>Church
Church Lector - 2 years
Living Stations of the Cross - 1 year
Choir – 3 years</p>
<p>She’s applying to:
- St Andrews School (DE)
- Middlesex
- Westtown (we’d be legacies there)</p>
<p>My mom thinks it would be good for us to go to different schools, but we both have St. Andrews as our #1 choice, so it would be interesting if we both got in. Does anyone know whether having a twin (an almost identical candidate) hurts/helps our chances?</p>