<p>could you list your highschool gpa, ACT score or SAT score, and what college you were accepted to. I would like to see how I compare to accepted students as I wait a decision. Thanks!</p>
<p>As you wish!</p>
<p>I am an international student.
GPA: 3.9/4.0 (unweighted)
ACT: 29 (taken in October). I only scored 17 out of 36 on the ACT when I first took it in my Junior Year. I think it is an important factor that gets me in.
College accepted: College of Biological Sciences.</p>
<p>Carlson School of Management, this afternoon 
UW GPA: 3.42 W: 3.83
SAT: 1950</p>
<p>3.7 unweighted and 4.5 weighted with a 31 ACT. i got in for chemical engineering at CSE</p>
<p>Decision: Accepted for Chem engineering plus honors</p>
<p>Education</p>
<p> Senior, Norman North High School: GPA 4.0, ACT: 34, grade 11 Super score: 36
SAT IIs- Math 2-790, Chemistry- 770
Advanced Placement (AP) courses: Calculus BC (score 5), grade 10; Statistics (score 5), and Chemistry (score 5), English Literature grade 11 (AP test in 2011); English Language, US History, grade 12
Concurrent enrollment: University of Oklahoma (Calculus 2 & 3 and Spanish 1 & 2)
AEGIS English, grades 11-12; (AP+ creative writing focused English course, requires audition)
Bridges to College Engineering, Math, and Science summer academy at University of Oklahoma, summer grade 11 (statewide competitive selection); Best Student Award</p>
<p>Honors and Achievements</p>
<p> National Merit Scholar Semifinalist (finalists announced early spring), grade 12
Mensa, grades 9-12
AP Scholar
National Honor Society, grades 11-12; President, grade 12; organized monthly meetings for 80-100 students and got speakers from organizations (United Way, Food for Friends, etc.) to come speak about and offer service opportunites.
Oklahoma Honor Society, grades 11-12
National Society of High School Scholars (National Ambassador), grades 9-12
United States Achievement Academy (USAA) National Science Merit Award, National Leadership and Service Award, All American Scholar National Award, grades 9-11
Whos Who among American High School Students, grade10
School Science Award, grade 10
High School Honor Roll, grades 9-12
School math team, grade 10-11
Most Valuable Player soccer awards, grades 9-11 (OSU camp MVP, Indiana camp honorable mention, Region III Pool Game Player)</p>
<p>Extra Curricular Activities and Community Involvement</p>
<p> Oklahoma Soccer Team - Olympic Development Program (ODP): grades 9-12, Co-Captain, three year starter, Regional ODP champions 2009, National ODP championship finalist 2009 (first and only team from Oklahoma)
Competitive club soccer: grades 9-11, Norman Celtic 1993 Green-premier league nationally ranked club team; won several national tournaments and MVP awards. Two time Regional Championship Quarter-Finalists, two time sub-regional champions, five time State championship Finalists.
Norman North Varsity soccer: lettered grades 9-11; (ranked # 11 in nation in 2008 and # 7 in 2009), and 2008-2010 Academic State champions, State Champions 2009-2010.
Director of Operation Christmas Child (will organize packaging and sending shoe boxes full of toys to kids in other countries during Christmas), grade 12
High school newspaper: Editor /Writer, grade 12
Norman Regional Hospital Teen Volunteer, grades 11-12
Second Chance Animal Sanctuary Volunteer, grades 11-12
Cultural Diversity Club: grades 9-12, Freshman President grade 9; developed appreciation for all cultures
Mu Alpha Theta: grades 10-12; studied how mathematics is applied in the real world.
Legislative page at Oklahoma State capitol, grade 11
Link crew Leader, grade 12 (mentored freshmen transition into high school)
Medical Explorer Post 901: grades 10-11; we learn about opportunities in the medical field and volunteer at many University of Oklahoma football home games as a part of the stretcher team
Teen Volunteers: grades 10-12; participated in many community improvement projects (Breast Cancer Walk, SPUD Decorating, etc.)
Coauthored school play: wrote play that was performed for school and parents grade 11
Publication in FENRIS 2010 featuring the winners of a creative writing competition, grade 11
Tuesday Tutors - grades 9-12
Top Soccer assistant (program for disabled kids): grades 9-11; coached kids
Job shadowed a gastroenterologist: grade 11
Ping pong club Vice-President- Grade 10
SPUD week Planner (raised money for kids with disabilities), grades 9-12
Indian Association of Oklahoma City (organized fundraisers), grades 9-12
Other activities and interests: writing songs/poetry, violin performances in nursing homes and hospitals, swimming, video games-qualified for National 2v2 Halo tournament (grade 11), music, traveling, Tae Kwon Do (First Degree Black Belt)</p>
<p>Accepted to College of Liberal Arts and Honors Program</p>
<p>Out-of-State Student
ACT-33
GPA-3.86 (UW), 4.5 (W)
Top 10% of class at nationally highly ranked public school</p>
<p>My school has this family connection thing that shows ACT vs. GPA for previous accepted students. Basically everyone with a 3.5 GPA and 26 or above gets in. Most are declined below that. This is in-state by the way.</p>
<p>ACCEPTED
[ul]
[<em>]College: CSE
[</em>]Residency: OOS
[<em>]SAT: 2320 (800-770-750)
[</em>]SAT II: Math II, 800; Bio, 710
[<em>]AP: Four 5’s and one 4
[</em>]NMSF: Yes
[<em>]GPA: 3.97 UW, 4.23 W
[</em>]Rank: 6/393
[*]Hook: Alaska?[/ul]</p>
<p>Accepted: College of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)</p>
<p>SAT math: 740 CR: 590 writing: 720
subject tests Math II: 730 Chem: 750</p>
<p>GPA: 3.59 (unweighted) and 4.58 (weighted) - weighted GPA is high because I take tough courses</p>
<p>Class rank: 2 out of 48</p>
<p>Courses and predictions:
IB math Higher level - 7
IB physics Higher level - 6
IB chemistry Higher level - 7
IB english A1 Standard level - 6
IB economics Standard level - 7
IB spanish ab initio - 6
TOK/EE - 2 </p>
<p>IB total: 41 out of 45 points</p>
<p>extra-curriculars: research project at hospital, helped with electrical wiring at a construction site for a week, 5-6 ecology projects, peer tutoring, high-school choir, school softball team, cricket team for Indian school and for a local club in Antwerp, Belgium</p>
<p>co-curriculars: Represented my school in 13th ISMTF senior math competition in Berlin, 2010. Got the highest score for my school. </p>
<p>Awards: Mathematics award grade 11
Honor roll 1st and 2nd semester of grade 11</p>
<p>to make you feel a lot more comfortable, i don’t have mega stats.</p>
<p>NJ resident (apparently means something)
3.63/4 UWGPA
SAT: 710 M, 580 CR
72/495 currently, i’ll be like 55 after the first semester is over
college of science and engineering
hook: varsity tennis player for 4 years, won sectionals twice and will probably win it this year as well, and apparently lifeguarding looks really good on college apps as well.</p>
<p>GPA:3.9
ACT: 29
OOS student: from Wisconsin, so I get reciprocity.
->AP stats last year, 4; AP Psychology last year, 5; AP Calc and AP French this year
->Accelerated English (fresh and soph English combined into one year),
->Accelerated Math (three books of math – geometry, algebra II, and pre-calc – completed in two years) Thus, this year is my fifth math credit.</p>
<p>I was accepted into the college of science and engineering. I also got accepted into UW Madison.</p>
<p>UW GPA 3.4
ACT: 29
OOS from Illinois
CLA</p>
<p>ok i was accepted in college of liberal arts but waitlist for eng. do u think i can get in eng. april 15?</p>