Im I competitive enough for Georgetown?

<p>Hi! Do you think I'd be a competitive georgetown applicant?</p>

<p>GPA: 5.65 weighted </p>

<p>SAT: 2160 (i'm taking it again)</p>

<p>plan to take: ACT & SATII: in spanish (W/listening), history (US), biology M</p>

<p>Class Rank: in the top 20 out of a class of 1000</p>

<p>Classes: All IB (except for theatre production company)</p>

<p>Taking 2 IB SLs this year (Art History and Spanish)
Taking 1 IB SL next year (Math SL)
Taking 3 IB HLs next year (English, Biology & History of the Americas)</p>

<p>Overall, I've had 4yrs of IB Spanish<a href="thinking%20of%20going%20into%20PIB%20Ital.%202%20Sr.%20yr.&%20not%20Spanish%205%20bcs%20I'm%20fluent%20in%20Spanish">/U</a>
I will have 5yrs of IB math
4yrs of IB science<a href="IPC%20%5Blab%5D,%201yr%20of%20chem%20%5Blab%5D,%203yrs%20of%20bio%5B2yrs%20of%20lab%5D">/U</a>
4 IB English
4 IB Social Studies</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
1.Theatre 7+yrs. in&out of school
2.Track/Cross Country 5yrs/1yr varsity (when I apply) in school
3.Archery 10 yrs (when I apply) out of school
4.Equestrian 10+ yrs out of school
5.Interact-community service club 2 yrs. (wen I apply)
6.NHS 3 yrs (when I apply)
7.Debate 1 yr</p>

<p>Honors:
1.Equestrian - lots of ribbons
2.Archery - Expert ranking<a href="15%20medals">/U</a>
3.Theatre - Best Actress at UIL 1 Act competition
4.Track - 2nd in 2mi. at District comp.
5.Debate - 1st in Poetry at city comp & 1st in prose at other comp.</p>

<p>Misc.:
1.Summer of 2009 served in the US Senate as a Page
2.Officer positions in Theatre Production Co. & NHS
3.People to People Student Ambassador & National Student Leadership Conference
4.lots of community service
5.White, female, class of 2011, from Texas</p>

<p>sorry its so much information! I just wanted dudn't want to miss anything! Thanks for all your input and opinions! =)</p>

<p>depends how many equestrian ribbons you have. anything less than about 10 and i’d say you’d be better off looking into other college opportunities.</p>

<p>^bahahah so true. it’s even written on their website</p>

<p>REQUIRED APPLICATION COMPONENTS:
SAT+ 3 subject tests</p>

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<p>2nd in the 2 mile race at a district competition?!
No WAY are you competitive for Georgetown! Second place is first loser. Get with the program. :rolleyes:</p>

<p>Of course you’re competitive. Are you serious? All your ECs are interesting and have depth. Your grades are nice, and your SATs solid. Just take your time on your essays. I didn’t, and it’ll probably kill me come Monday. </p>

<p>And just out of curiosity, in what kind of equestrian competition did you win your ribbons? (I ask because there was an interesting NYT article about people dancing on horses, or something like that…)</p>

<p>Haha. Thanks for the input.
I unfortunately do not dance on horses. I do more equitation/pre-dressage type stuff.
And yeah, I have quite a few more than 10 ribbobs (including champoinship and reserve championship titles). =)
Thanks again!</p>

<p>I don’t think you are competitive enough if you go on saying “Im I competitive enough?” instead of “Am I competitive enough?” :P</p>

<p>Just kidding :slight_smile: Stats wise (especially GPA since I think they put quite an emphasis on that), you are but it’s all about the essays, the interviews, and everything else that become the determining factor after a certain point. Good luck! :)</p>

<p>Haha yeah, it was a typo that I caught too late. I cringe every time I see it. =)</p>

<p>I definitely envy your 10 years of Archery! I’ve always wanted to do it but no place around here to do it conveniently…I’d have to drive hours to get to a place and…I have this feeling that my parents won’t want to do that :P</p>

<p>Hey, I ride too! I’m also interested in Georgetown. It’s cool to find another equestrian in the applicant pool. I hope there are nice barns near D.C.</p>