<p>@thesonambulist Did you have significant ECs then?</p>
<p>Guys, I don’t like this forum. Just ****ing me off that I worked so hard and spent LITERALLY hundreds of dollars on that darn SAT</p>
<p>[Dartmouth</a> College Admissions: SAT Scores, Financial Aid & More](<a href=“http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/Dartmouth_profi.htm]Dartmouth”>Dartmouth College: Acceptance Rate, SAT/ACT Scores)</p>
<p>^To give you a general idea, most applicants will fall into these SAT ranges. </p>
<p>Of course, there will always be exceptions. The application process is more holistic now than ever. With around a 2100+, you are in a fairly safe range for consideration, though a 2200+ would probably be optimal. If you have special circumstances or have done something particularly unique and interesting, apply regardless of your scores (within reason) because you never know.</p>
<p>Guys,I was admitted at dartmouth with an overall score of 1850,though I had other attributes of being a,straight A kid with a class rank of 1/70,many EC,2400 science subject test and I’m african.My other african classmates with higher sats(2100+) were rejected.Its not about the sat ,its about you as a whole which gets you in to an IVY!</p>
<p>One of the kids I used to know in school went to Dartmouth on football with low 1800s. He was really good, though.</p>
<p>cknckn, your post seems strange for someone going to Dartmouth. And I say that in all sincerity as someone who’s knowingly coming into the game behind a lot of the other candidates for schools I’m interested in. I guess there are weird posts here like in any other forum.</p>
<p>Hmmm. I realize there is a great deal of informality in posting, but I do have to say, cknckn, that I hope that your 5/9/13 post is not indicative of your writing, punctuation, capitalization, etc., skills.</p>