<p>posted this before but it got deleted and this is updated</p>
<p>weighted GPA- 3.8
class rank- 182/712 (top 25%)
football- 4 years
track- three years
math league- 2 years
german club- 2 years
wrestling- 1 year
SAT 1020 (TAKING AGAIN)
no job (yet)
no community service (yet)
all honors classes
in-state</p>
<p>I hope your SAT score is the math and critical reading combined. If not...yikes!</p>
<p>Tips:
* Bring your SAT score to at least an 1100 (M + CR) or at least a 1700 (M, CR, WR)
* Apply by the priority deadline (so by December 1)</p>
<p>If applying to the School of Arts and Science, then you have a chance</p>
<p>yes it is math and critical reading.....terrible i know. didnt have a good sleep the night before.</p>
<p>It's not a terrible SAT score, but it could be better.</p>
<p>I mean, there are some kids who have been admitted to Rutgers with an SAT score (m + cr) like yours. It would help to bring it up to boost your chances though :)</p>
<p>thanks that made me feel better</p>
<p>so would i have a good shot with my current stnading?</p>
<p>The fact that you have a pretty good GPA and so, I say you have a good chance. SAT score could be a bit better just to be on the safe side. </p>
<p>Yet again, I'm merely a high school senior -- not part of the admissions committee, so I can't tell you "no" nor tell you "definitely!" :)</p>
<p>In terms of SAT, what is the breakdown (the individual scores for math and critical reading)???</p>
<p>math - 520
reading - 500</p>
<p>just in case this matters writing - 480 (disgraceful)</p>
<p>overal 1500</p>
<p>Yeah, I would definitely work on the SATs.</p>
<p>According to college board:
The middle 50% of students had a critical reading **score in the range **530-630
The middle 50% of students had a math score in the range 560-670
For writing...530-640.</p>
<p>Perhaps try to hit on or between the ranges of those scores...it's possible to do so. Heck, I was able to bring up my critical reading score from a 480 to a 530. Just take the test again and do a bit more of studying :)</p>