<p>GPA is a 3.7 with 8 APs all honors, 8 math courses (most ppl only take 4)
SAT I : 750 math 580 Verbel (1330)
SAT II: Math IC 760, Spanish 780, Writing 510
Hispanic from Fairfax Virginia
Extra acts. were good, volunteered alot
Got in ED to College of Arts and Science for ECONOMICS</p>
<p>I didnt know u took the sat 3 times. I know for me it wasnt my english scores that got me in but rather my math.</p>
<p>Oh yea for Duke:
You made it sound like ur school average was a 1380. (which is NOT right) lol..
Oh yea Oakton sucks, Chantilly rules. Oh I hope thats CLEAR!!
Psquared congrats on getting in to Cornell (Mr. Ivy) too bad we could've been going to UVA together.</p>
<p>See you tommorrow in Calculus BC. :-)</p>
<p>yea i wish my math was a little better. on my september one, i thought i got a 800 on math. but i got a 670. i was so sure that i had perfect that i called collegeboard if they had graded it right. then those bastards told me"u can always BUY the tests for extra" and i was like screw u</p>
<p>JM:: 3.7 is unweighted? oh nvm.... ur hispanic... thats why u got in.. i mean no offense, ur math rocks, but u being hispanic is why u got in. i have the same stats u do as far as ec's and volunteer works</p>
<p>Cry me a river</p>
<p>Many WHITE friends of my have gotten in with stats like my. i mean, my average SAT score for all tests is a 680, GPA is 3.73 uw good for a instate considering classes iam taking. So i dont think it was bc of AA that i got in. You would have gotten in if u didnt have the suspension. I regret not applying to a higher school and taking advantage of AA.</p>
<p>holy **** PEOPLE!!! i got a call from uva right now. i asked them why i was deferred.. guess what... it was my grades. the adcoms didnt think it was my suspension. however the person who called me said, i was in the top 5% of the class. but, the thing is yea, my grades have improved, but i have a B in physics..oh well thought u all show know about it.</p>
<p>congrats now thats something u can improve. Work hard and i might be seeing u next year</p>