Shot at STANFORD SCEA!?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Female, White, Georgia
Major: Operations Research/Statistics/Engineering</p>

<p>School:</p>

<h1>2 private school in state, doesn't rank</h1>

<p>Weighted GPA: 93 (96 junior, 95 sophomore, 88 freshman)
Senior Schedule: AP Calculus BC, AP Physics C, AP Computer Science, AP Statistics, AP English Literature, Yearbook</p>

<p>Testing:
35 ACT (36 Math, 35 Science, 35 English, 32 Reading)
780 Math II
770 US History</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Yearbook: Editor-in-Chief; Copy Editor
Varsity Swimming: Most Improved, 2 Letters
School's Service Program: Executive Service Leader
Local Night Shelter: Service Leader and Volunteer
Peer Tutoring: Coordinator of tutoring program; Math Tutor
Sustainability Committee: Officer (TBA)
Varsity Math Team: Officer (TBA)</p>

<p>Summers:
UPenn's Management & Technology Summer Institute (Wharton/Engineering)
Princeton's Summer Workshop in Mathematics (for women)
UPenn's Internship Program- interned at a local magazine</p>

<p>Experience:
Researcher at a bioengineering lab at GA Tech
Contributing writer to 3 publications
Contributing poet to 3 literary journals</p>

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<p>the only blaring thing on your app is your (relatively) low GPA, but this is mostly due to your freshman year grades, and from what I understand Stanford doesn’t take them into account… otherwise, you have decent chances- no particularly outstanding EC’s, but very impressive scores for ACT and SATII’s</p>

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<p>yea I agree with scrivener, unfortunately Stanford hopefuls always have impressive stats and your’s, although strong, may not stand out too much. But hey, of all the stats that I’ve seen in the past few months, very few can even consider Stanford anything but a low reach maybe</p>

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<p>We really can’t saying without knowing rank (whether official or knowing where you are in the class). You could be val at some schools and below top 10% at others.</p>

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<p>Nothing special. Rank doesn’t matter that much btw. Top 10% is fine.</p>

<p>With your pretty interesting ECs, you can qualify as an average applicant.
Without those ECs, you have basically no chance.</p>

<p>Stanford is a High Reach for you.</p>