<p>GPA: 3.8/4.0
SAT: 750 math, 600 verbal
Good EC's</p>
<p>reach .. SAT is below average for MIT</p>
<p>but my friend had those scores and got into MIT. do MIT care at all about the verbal SAT??</p>
<p>sat II, APs ??</p>
<p>They care about it. Not as much as they care about the math section, but they do care.</p>
<p>I think to get a better assessment, you'd have to post your ECs. It's impossible to tell based solely on GPA and SAT; an overwhelming percentage of the people who apply have those stats or better, and it's impossible to differentiate between likely acceptees and those with no hope without more information.</p>
<p>hey your math score isnt great,,</p>
<p>^ for mit is what he meant to say. Mit rejects people with perfect scores, they want a full rounded person. My guidance counselors nephew got rejected with a 800 Math, 730 Verbal, 790 Math IIc, because his sats were great but he had not ec. Also your verbal is a little low remember there are other aplliacnts with higher scores and loads of ecs, you have to compete with them</p>
<p>Yup, according to the data used by the revealed</a> preferences study, MIT rejects about 50% of people with perfect SAT scores.</p>
<p>Yes MIT is an engineering school, but they don't want people who can only do math (mainly because that would make their school look bad). Also, if you wanted a serious analysis of your chances, I would suggest posting up your entire application rather than just SAT I score and GPA.</p>
<p>besides 750 isn't spectacular at MIT, lots of people get 800's</p>
<p>What if your an international student (live in USA for 3 years) ? Would they accept you because they need more international students?</p>
<p>um..they don't need more international students..in fact, the acceptance of international students is only 5% at MIT, as opposed to 15% acceptance of domestic students.</p>
<p>How long do you have to live in USA to be considered domestic student?</p>
<p>you need to have USA permanent resident to be considered domestic.</p>
<p>why don't you put up all your stats rather than just the test scores so people can tell your chances more accurately?</p>