<p>As you've probably seen, a list of everyone's decisions is very useful for statistical analysis. The problem with reported decisions threads is that they suffer from response bias, although it's impossible to say how much. CC'ers tend to be top students to begin with, and people admitted may be more likely to post their results, as well as people who may have expected an acceptance. </p>
<p>To take away some of this bias, as well as to make it easier to find the relevant information without digging through long write-ups and chances threads, please fill in the information below.</p>
<p>If you don't feel comfortable posting this information you can send it to me to be included without your name for statistical analysis -- or perhaps someone else can volunteer to do this since I'm somewhat new around here and it's completely understandable if you don't want to trust me.</p>
<p>Member name:
Gender:
State or Country:
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT:
AP scores:
Math SAT-II score:
Science SAT-II score:
GPA (out of 4.0):
Deferred EA (Y/N):</p>
<p>I'll start:</p>
<p>Member name: findis
Gender: F
State or Country: NJ
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 790-800-780 (2370)
AP scores: 4 5's
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: 800
GPA (out of 4.0): 3.97
Deferred EA (Y/N): N</p>
<p>Not deferred = didn't apply EA, since there's already a thread for the EA decisions.</p>
<p>I figured the numbers could at least give an indication of how much the numbers give you -- for instance. For instance, if all "high enough" scores are equal, where is "high enough"? If a 2300 is the same as a 2400, is a 2100? 2200?</p>
<p>Plus, it might also give some insight into the perennial debate over whether the higher % admitted for girls is affirmative action or only because they're self-selecting.</p>
<p>Member name: Michael
Gender: M
State or Country: Peru (US citizen)
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 720-690-700
AP scores:none
Math SAT-II score:750
Science SAT-II score:700 (oopsie :s)
GPA (out of 4.0):NA
Deferred EA (Y/N):Y</p>
<p>Member name: Azarion
Gender: M
State or Country: Canada
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-700-700
AP scores: 3 5's as of right now, planning on taking 6 more in May.
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: 800 (Chemistry)
GPA (out of 4.0): It's either 4.0, or 3.9X.
Deferred EA (Y/N): Couldn't apply EA :{</p>
<p>Member name: Synchrotron
Gender: Male
State or Country: California
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-710-800; ACT=34
AP scores: 3 5s and 1 4
Math SAT-II score: 730
Science SAT-II score: Physics=800 (was a joke)
GPA (out of 4.0): 4.0
Deferred EA (Y/N): Yes (arghhhhhhh)</p>
<p>Member name: Synchrotron
Gender: Male
State or Country: California
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-710-800; ACT=34
AP scores: 3 5s and 1 4
Math SAT-II score: 730
Science SAT-II score: Physics=800 (was a joke)
GPA (out of 4.0): 4.0
Deferred EA (Y/N): Yes (arghhhhhhh)</p>
<p>Member name: GWswim42
Gender: Male
State or Country: Florida
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-780-760; ACT=36
AP scores: five 5s and one 4
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: Biology(M)=800
GPA (out of 4.0): 3.96
Deferred EA (Y/N): Nope, didn't apply EA</p>
<p>AhhH!!! the decisions website is great; a countdown clock and "Relax" by MIKA. I'm going to need that come March 14.</p>
<p>Member name: prime235
Gender: Male
State or Country: CA
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-670-680 (damn english)
AP scores: six 5s and one 3 (DAMN english)
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: Chem 770
GPA (out of 4.0): 3.8 (*ODDAMN english)
Deferred EA (Y/N): Too paranoid to apply EA, lol</p>
<p>Member name: Peytoncline
Gender: Male
State or Country: Arkansas
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-690-780 for SAT; 35 for ACT
AP scores: One 3 (human geography...), one 4 (world history), and three 5's (chemistry, physics B, calc AB) - I'm not too big on the social studies, but I love science and math (if you can't tell)
Math SAT-II score: 800 Math II
Science SAT-II score: 800 Chem and 740 Physics
GPA (out of 4.0): 4.0
Deferred EA (Y/N): Didn't apply EA</p>
<p>Good point. I can't edit the original post, but, in the future, can everyone add in whether you interviewed? Or add it if you've already posted.</p>
<p>Member name:
Gender:
State or Country:
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT:
AP scores:
Math SAT-II score:
Science SAT-II score:
GPA (out of 4.0):
Deferred EA (Y/N):
Interview (Y/N):</p>
<p>You should also have AP/IB scores, not just AP.</p>
<p>Member name: Cider
Gender: M
State or Country: CO
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-710-670, 33 (without Writing)
AP/IB scores: Two fives in AP, two 5s in IB SL.
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: Physics: 750 (Should have studied topics I didn't know. Would have gotten 800).
GPA (out of 4.0): 3.65 (3.78 Sophomore - Senior)
Deferred EA (Y/N): N
Interview (Y/N): Y</p>
<p>Member name: Elvito
Gender: M
State or Country: New Zealand
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: 800-780-720
AP scores: seven 7s in IB
Math SAT-II score: 800
Science SAT-II score: 800
GPA (out of 4.0): 3.9X
Deferred EA (Y/N): N
Interview (Y/N): Y</p>
<p>Member name: Kaizad
Gender: Male
State or Country: I'm Indian but I live in UAE
SAT (M-CR-W) or ACT: M800, CR700, W730 (2230)
AP scores: 9 O-Levels, 3 A-Levels (all A's)
Math SAT-II score: 790 Math II
Science SAT-II score: 760 Physics :(
GPA (out of 4.0): eh?
Deferred EA (Y/N): Applied RD
Interview (Y/N): YEss</p>
<p>I intentionally kept it minimal to make it easy to respond and because tests that few people take won't provide much information, but yes, IB scores are useful too.</p>