<p>I'm applying to JHU this fall, so instead of listing all of MY stats, I was wondering if you all could list YOUR stats. Please? :D Nothing too complex -- just background, ECs, numbers, etc., Thanks! Brag all you want and I won't complain.</p>
<p>I'll be a freshman this fall, majoring in international relations:</p>
<p>SAT I: 1470
ACT: 34
SAT IIs: 790 (writing) and 700s on math iic, english, us history, spanish
GPA: 4.6 w, 3.8 UW
APs: Micro/macroeconomics, calculus bc, us history, biology, physics c, english lit, spanish lang, us government
ECs: mock trial, campus ministry, irish dancing, designed/updated my parish's website, international relations club (vp), NHS treasurer
Recs: never read them, but I assume they were good, lol
Essay: for the $10 question, I wrote about going to an irish dancing competition
I was accepted regular decision and granted a merit scholarship.</p>
<p>Good luck with your applications!</p>
<p>Smeds.. great stats.. you are going to love JHU :)</p>
<p>SAT I: 800V/710M
SAT IIs: 790 Writing, 720 US History, 710 Math IIc
GPA: Umm, no clue. Attended Andover, where grading scale is not A through F equivalent (as far as I know).
APs: none taken at time of application
ECs: Editor, major school magazine; associate editor, literary magazine; technology manager, school newspaper; various student government roles over the years, including class president; president, youth volunteer organization (Key Club-esque); math team
Recs: pretty strong
Essay: spent my $10 on a community service project</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Wow, thanks for the responses! You guys had some great high school careers and really good numbers. My scores are not strong like yours, but I hope that won't affect my chances too much. </p>
<p>What were your stats, PalmBeach33480, if you don't mind me asking.</p>
<p>SAT I: 1400 - 620v/780m
SAT IIs: 540w/620bio-m/630physics/6902c (perhaps I should have studied???)
GPA: 3.7UW/4.0W
APs: BC calc, biology, physics, euro, english
ECs: high school/county orchestra, deeply involved in high school play/musical productions, job @ hersheypark food service - 3 summers, website programming through part of the school year @ med center, involved in several science clubs, AIME qualifier, few other minor awards
Recs: counselor rec was excellent, rec from math teacher was excellent, english teacher rec was decent
Essay: commonapp essay about the rubix cube, $10 essay about a day at local coffee shop listening to my friend's band. everyone who read them loved it and i thought they were the best thing ive ever written</p>
<p>Applied RD as an engineering major...ended up switching to arts&sciences</p>
<p>SAT I : 1460 - 800 V, 660 M
SAT IIs : 800 Writing, 670 Math IC, 650 Chem
APs at time of application: French Lang, 4 English Lit, 5 US History, 5 Biology, 4
ECs: Fencing, Captain of Academic / Science Bowl teams, lots of volunteer work (hospital and otherwise) summer jobs, summer college courses (UVA + JHU, B+, A, B+)
Recs: I was assured they were fantastic :) One from a teacher who knew me really really well, one from my Bio teacher who's a Hopkins alum, one from my guidance counselor / english teacher who also knew me quite well.
Essay: Photojournal about a real day. Realized after the fact that I had spent $10, went back and documented on film.</p>
<p>Applied ED as a Public Health major.</p>
<p>SAT 1: 1580
SAT 2s: 790 writing, 800 math 2c, 800 chem, 800 physics, 780 bio.
APs: English,US History,Physics C, Calc AB/BC, Stat, micro/macro econ,bio.
ECs: Math club president, volunteering, chess, academic decathelon, NHS, student council, reading club, tutoring.
Recs: Pretty good.
Essay: Spent $10 interviewing scientists and engineers that intrigued me.
Accepted to BME as a hodson.</p>
<p>did anyone get in with under a 1400 SAT score? If so, what were your credentials? If not, please list your stats anyway because it's interesting. Thanks!</p>
<p>asdfTT123, how did you change from engineering to arts and science?</p>
<p>I just called them...it's easy as that. All students are permitted to freely switch between schools/majors (with exception of BME).</p>
<p>asdfTT123, do you know anythign about switching to an engineering program that requires a first-year intro class? Or more specifically for me, if I, as a BME, decide to double major in another engineering field? Is that possible and what happens to the intro course requirements?</p>
<p>You stumped me on that one... I would think that it's very difficult to double major in two engineering fields because the curriculum is so structured (unlike many A&S majors). However I may be wrong...but you're definitely up for quite a courseload...lol It's probably best to call advising about that.</p>