<p>SAT II: American History - 690, Biology M 680, and math II (October).</p>
<p>GPA after 11th grade = 4.904 weighted
Top 3.5% of class (28/798)
5 AP's after end of junior year (micro-economics and computer science A over summer)
European History 4
American History 5
English Language and comp 4
Psychology 5
Biology 4
10 APs at end of high school
All other classes are honors
2 years of Spanish
3 years of journalism (newspaper)
Clubs: Mu Alpha Theta - 3 years
National Honor Society - 2 year
English Honor Society - 1 year
EC: Badminton 1 year badminton
2 years bowling district champs 2 years
Tour Guide/Historian at Museum at least 160 Hours CS
Teen Court Juror - 20 Hours CS
Class of '07 Board Member</p>
<p>Im not an expert in the admissions game (all I know is the general public policy studies around it, e.g. The Early Admissions Game), but I'd say you have a decent chance. Emphasize your genuine interest in the school and in learning itself. Above all else be true to yourself about your goals in going to college and it'll show up in your essays, interview or whatever else they require. (I believe its a common app school, so you can choose your essay topic and elaborate on one activity that matters, make sure you say something important, not reiterate boring facts or supposed honors).</p>
<p>You might want to get your test scores up if you can, but don't worry if you don't. Dartmouth tends to have higher average test scores than most Ivy league schools (e.g. Brown or Columbia), even though its not really any more selective--so presumably just more test-score oriented, though its not a big deal I'd imagine.</p>
<p>your SAT composite is like mine
we have similar ECs as well</p>
<p>i have 700s in both chem and Bio but only a 630 in 2c cuz i fell asleep after during the test after going to prom and coming back at 4 am >_< stupid stupid....</p>
<p>BUt u look like u have a decent shot</p>
<p>great ranking, u are not concentrated only in one area
u have music on ur ECs, and sports, and something volunteer (museum = volunteer?)</p>
<p>however, u should try to raise that verbal score on ur SAT if u can IMO..
the writing is great, but colleges dont really have enuff stats to compare u against previous years.</p>
<p>I have to disagree. Your SAT is more than 100 points below the average at D. Your SATIIs are low as well. Your ECs are very average. I just don't see it, this year will be harder than ever.</p>
<p>That 1480 is for accepted, not enrolled. 2005 enrollees had SAT of 1437 according to PR, so would still agree that it's unlikely the OP has more than a low chance. Don't let that stop you from applying and presenting your best case. Most candidates, including many that get in have more than a low chance. Just make sure you have more likely back-ups.</p>
<p>I;ve interviewed for four years and my guess is it will be an uphill climb. Its due to the test scores, I advise studying. Boost the SAT CR and you have a much better shot.</p>