<p>LOL... it looks like everyone has made it in, but in reality, the people who didn't make it just won't post.</p>
<p>Congrats to everyone who made the cut.</p>
<p>AS.</p>
<p>Got my letter yesterday and I'm deferred to RD.</p>
<p>White female from out of state (FL)
SAT- 600 Math, 690 verbal, 760 writing
APs- 4 in US History, 4 in English Language
GPA- 3.98 Unweighted, 4.52 weighted
Rank- 34/486</p>
<p>4 years in Choir- including 3 in Women's Choir, 3 in the Madrigal Singers, and 4 in the chamber choir. Have held positions of president and secretary.
4 years on the dance team- founding member and co-captain
2 years as Vice President of the Physics club
2 Years on the robotics team
1 year on the Academic Team</p>
<p>Honor Society, most outstanding Language Arts and German Language Student</p>
<p>Outside extracurriculars include a library volunteer and an acolyte at church. Work experience is a year at McDonald's.</p>
<p>My classes this year are:
AP Bio
AP Calc AB
AP Psych
AP Lit
Choir 5
AP Econ</p>
<p>I wrote pretty off-the-wall essays....maybe they were too out there?</p>
<p>Oh well, maybe I'll get in during the next round!
Congrats to everyone who made it in; I know you all worked hard for it!</p>
<p>i got deferred!!! </p>
<p>White Male
One of the most prestigious public schools in VA (we have 100+ people with a 4.0 and above)
4.15 GPA, 62/440 rank
AP Scholar With Honor after junior year (the only one at my school) (Scores:US History:4, Euro History:5, Macroeconomics: 4, Microeconomics: 4)
SAT: 2170 (770 CR, 640 Math, 760 Writing, 10 Essay)
National Merit Commended Student
Current Schedule and Grades:
Dual Enrollment Cisco Networking: A+
AP Enviro: A
Honors Physics: A+
AP Government: A
AP English Lit.: B+
AP Stat: B+
Great Recommendations (one from a State Senator/Democratic Candidate for Attorney General of VA who I interned for)
Very Solid Counselor Rec.
I thought my essay was pretty good...who knows...
Young Democrats Vice President and Co-founder
Economics Club Co-Founder
Table Tennis Club Cofounder and Treasurer
President of the Diocese of Southern Virginia Episcopal Youth Community (represents high school kids in a 40,000 person diocese)
Four years of Varsity Tennis.</p>
<p>Andew, consider please, the question your thread posts........Who made it in? Retitle your post or expect only those that got in to respond..............</p>
<p>Redpox,</p>
<p>While your argument is strong, the topic of "Letters are out, whose in?" is up to debate. In this thread there can be people who post their acceptance, deferal, or rejection; for, the topic does not say, "Only post here if you have been accepted." In fact, because this is so general, and there is no restriction, the question can be read as: "Did you make it in, or did you not? Post here and tell..." The topic is broad, relating deferral or rejection will not hurt the strength of the thread. I am not wrong in my post; I will not reconsider. </p>
<p>Additionally, you say, "consider please, the question YOUR THREAD posts," it is not my thread; I did not create it; I am a contributor; there is a difference.</p>
<p>AS.</p>
<p>Andrew.............dude, I'm ALREADY into William and Mary, of f****** course I know the "difference". I stand corrected that you did not start the thread. Chill.</p>
<p>Transfer student for Spring 2006; received my acceptance letter today. I'm a non-traditional student and applied from Northern Virginia Community College with a 4.0 gpa; previous semester from an out of state 4-year college with a 3.6 gpa. I am hoping to double major in history and international relations.</p>
<p>I'm overjoyed -- would like to get in touch with someone with similar major to make the tansition easier.</p>
<p>Haha, redpox, I just like to be right. We can be best friends now.</p>
<p>AS.</p>
<p>Accepted (Transfer).</p>
<p>Out-of-state (New Hampshire)
HS GPA: 3.25 / HS SAT I: 1220
College GPA: 3.80 (with 44 credits)
ECs: Student Gov't: Treasurer, Hillel, Pride Alliance, Social Activities Council.
Transfer from 4-year college, University of Massachusetts Amherst.</p>
<p>I will be attending this spring! Yes!</p>
<p>AS.</p>
<p>-Accepted In-state Transfer Student (Northern Virginia)
-Caucasian male
-HS gpa: 3.4; SAT I: 1220
-Community college (65 credits): 4.0 gpa
-4-year private college (15 credits): 3.6 gpa
-Associates Degree from a California Community College
-College ECs: Model Arab League, Habitat for Humanity, Teaching Assistant, foreign language tutor, honor society
-Personal: Eagle Scout, trilingual, violin/piano
-No recommendation letters
-Spent 20 minutes on the essay because I was initially told it was not required for transfer students and of course I waited until the last minute to apply; highlighted living/work experience on 4 continents and why I wanted to attend W&M</p>
<p>Congratulations Andrew! Now your arrogance is justified...............!!!! Just kidding. That's great news. Welcome to William and Mary!</p>
<p>i got in... haha im so much worse of an applicant than half the poeple on here n its freakin awesome! </p>
<p>white male out of state
4.7 W, 3.6 UW, bad grades soph year followed by straight As since with all AP classes
760 Math, 670 Reading, 680 Writing
ranked 28 out of 260
AP scholar w/ honor - Micro Econ 5, Calc AB 5, Eng lang 3, Euro hist 3
attended summer college at UD for 7 credits - Intro Stat A, Intro Bio A-
few EC's - varsity football 4 years, varsity basketball 4, student council, national honor society, not much else
pretty good essay and recs
buuut the kicker is my grandpa was officially named the LEGEND of the WM basketball team (YOU MY BOY POP POP!!!!!)</p>
<p>sorry</p>
<p>w...m...hell...yes</p>
<p>I disagree that you are a weak applicant. With soph year bringing down the grades, you were likely given a pass on that with all A's since, and your SAT puts you around the 75th percentile. Additionally, you played 2 varsity sports for 4 years. Numbers don't get you into W&M and they don't keep you out (as long as they're respectable).</p>
<p>... and our bball team is awful. Hopefully better times are coming =P</p>