<p>I have seen others doing a "Will I get in game". We will see who does the best.</p>
<p>STATS:
GPA: 4.46 W, 3.52 UW
SAT: 2310 (800 M, 730 CR, 780 W)
SATII: 790 Spanish and 750 Math II
Class Rank: Right around Top 10%, but we do not officially rank
School: Ranked as a Top 25 school in the nation by average SAT
Also, I have always taken the absolute hardest courseload available, including twice taking an additional class from what is suggested.</p>
<p>OTHER INFO:
Full pay
Not in-state for any public universities on my list
Not URM
Legacy: Dukex2, UNC, Villanova (last two from grad school)
Extracurriculars: Decent, but focused
Essay: Good, especially as it complements other aspects of my application, but I had no help from outside my family and my college counselor
Recommendations: Very Good
Intended Major: International Business/ Spanish + Business/ Spanish + Economics
Presumptively a National Merit Finalist</p>
<p>ADMISSION HISTORY:
Duke ED- Denied
Tulane EA- Deferred
Alabama- Accepted</p>
<p>SCHOOLS REMAINING:
Richmond
Vanderbilt
Penn (Wharton)- All four ED applicants from my school were accepted- not sure if that is good or bad for me
Davidson
Tulane
Oklahoma
Drexel
Bucknell
Miami
South Carolina- submitted application on 1/2, a time when it will only be considered if "space is available"
Rhodes
Baylor
Kentucky
Franklin & Marshall- did not get an interview</p>
<p>Also, will I get into the Honors Colleges for any of the state schools?
Thank you!</p>
<p>Why were you deferred from Tulane with that SAT score? that is sort of like a red-flag that something is wrong in your app. A 2310 is good for ivies lol </p>
<p>If you go to the Tulane thread, you will see that Tulane is somewhat suspicious of that score and that they will defer as a means of evaluating interest. They have a problem with being a safety school.</p>
<p>oh I see. So, definitely write a letter of continued interest, just so that they accept you. I don’t know much about any of your colleges, so I will chance you for the ones I do know. Penn: reach(wharton is insane), Vanderbilt: high match. With that SAT score, you should have applied to more ivies imo, as well as other top privates. Btw, I think you misspelled your GPA, since you put 4.46 for your UW and 3.52 for W (probably the other way round). How come you didnt apply to more well-renowned privates? just curious. </p>
<p>Vanderbilt- Rejected
Penn (Wharton)- Rejected
Tulane- Accepted
Oklahoma- Accepted
Drexel- Accepted
Bucknell- Accepted
Miami- Rejected
South Carolina- Rejected (The if space available thing)
Rhodes- Accepted
Baylor- Accepted
Kentucky- Accepted</p>
<p>I’m not sure if the fact that others from your school have been accepted ED will hurt you, but I know that Penn puts a very strong emphasis on GPA as the most important part of the application. You have a 3.5 UW and are applying to Wharton (which I believe is the most selective undergrad) so normally it would be a reach, but you have taken the most challenging courses, have great scores, and have a high weighted GPA, so it could be a low reach and <strong>possibly</strong> a high match (assuming essays an EC’s are great as well). As for the other schools you listed, I don’t know much about them, but I’m sure none of them are as selective as to reject someone with a 2310. I also know people with WAY lower stats who were accepted to Drexel. Soooo…best of luck. Thanks for chancing me by the way :)</p>
<p>And by the way, I agree with Classof2018app. Being deferred by Tulane with those stats means you should definitely look at your application to make sure nothing is wrong. Especially if it was EA. :-/ </p>
<p>Richmond:accepted
Vanderbilt:waitlisted
Penn (Wharton)- rejected
Davidson:accepted
Tulane:waitlisted. You can feel the school’s acting weirdly.
Oklahoma - accepted
Drexel-accepted
Bucknell-accepted
Miami -accepted
South Carolina- late app: hard to say
Rhodes -accepted
Baylor - accepted
Kentucky -accepted
Franklin & Marshall- did not get an interview - accepted</p>
<p>I don’t know most of these, but i think you’ve got a solid shot at Vanderbilt, and i think you will be accepted to Richmond, Miami and Davidson. Davidson especially if you showed a lot of interest.</p>
<p>Richmond: Accept
Vanderbilt: Accept
Penn (Wharton): Reject
Davidson: Accept
Tulane: Accept
Oklahoma: not sure
Drexel: not sure
Bucknell: Accept
Miami: Accept
South Carolina: Accept
Rhodes: Accept
Baylor: not sure
Kentucky: not sure
Franklin & Marshall: not sure</p>
<p>Richmond - Accepted
Vanderbilt - Rejected
Penn (Wharton) - Rejected
Davidson - Accepted
Tulane - Accepted
Oklahoma - Not Sure.
Drexel - Not Sure.
Bucknell - Not Sure.
Miami - Accepted
South Carolina - Accepted
Rhodes - Not Sure.
Baylor - Not Sure.
Kentucky - Not Sure.
Franklin & Marshall - Not Sure.</p>
<p>I know this may have not helped much, and I’m sorry for that, but anything I put as “not sure,” I haven’t looked too much into those colleges, so I’m not so familiar with them to fully put down an opinion. I’m confident on the ones that I put down “Accepted,” I have friends that have gotten into URichmond and such. You have great stats though, but I’m a little unsure on the UW GPA… But that’s just one factor into the admissions process, so I believe that you have great chances at most of these schools. Vanderbilt though was my only iffy one… I only put rejected, because I know how competitive it is, but I think it’s kind of 50/50 for you. </p>
<p>Washington State - Accepted (Actual)
University of South Carolina - Accepted (Actual)
University of NC @ Chapel Hill - rejected
Davidson - rejection expected (due to UNC)</p>