<p>Can some people who got in please post stats.
Also, do you think I have a shot?
SAT's: 800 CR 750 M 710 WRs
SAT II's: 780 Us history 740 Lit</p>
<p>GPA 3.89 W
67/459 :(</p>
<p>2 four year clubs, president of one, 4 year baseball player, captain this year</p>
<p>u must be joking.....those SAT numbers look quite impressive......and the GPA is right up there as well...</p>
<p>If you are at all interested in playing baseball at HC you should be talking to the coach. If you would add to the HC baseball program that would be a plus for your application.</p>
<p>i've talked to him already. will that help?</p>
<p>There was a series of articles in the NYTimes about athletic recruiting and admissions at Division III schools that featured an in-depth look at Haverford. It is a worthwhile read if you can find it on the NYTimes website or on the Haverford site.</p>
<p>The bottom line that I remember is that for an applicant who has academic qualifications in the right range, which it seems that you do, the support of a coach can be very positive. It does depend on how you rank relative to other potential baseball players. Coaches will use code words like: "You'll definitely play," "You'll definitely start," or "You'll start your freshman year." Obviously an applicant who the coach thinks will be a starter on the team from day one will get more support than an applicant who will make the team but may not be a starter. It also depends on the position you play and whether that is a hole the coach is looking to fill.</p>
<p>So if Haverford is your top choice, or one of your top choices, I would recommend another conversation with the coach, feeling him out for how much of a contribution he thinks you would make to the team. It will also help you if you can honestly say that you think you would accept an admissions offer from Haverford.</p>
<p>If you havn't already visited the school, try arranging a baseball overnight. Have you sent video to Coach Beccaria? Maybe your high school coach can
call and speak with him.</p>