<p>I applied to UT in September and still have not heard back (non top 10%). I'm starting to worry so here are my stats. I am an all AP student as well with 3 years of foreign language.</p>
<p>Rank - 86/568
SAT - 1870
ACT - 27
GPA - 3.84 (weighted)
EC - Varsity Tennis player for 4 years, Captain of my tennis team, NHS member and elected officer, Member of Student council for 1 year, Part of the Green Cord program for 4 years and I have earned over 400 community service hours.</p>
<p>AP Scores
US history - 5
Art history - 4
World History - 4
Eng. Language - 3
Euro. History - 3</p>
<p>Are you a texan? Don’t see why you wouldn’t get in. Clearly if you have a 3.84 and still are only in the 80’s your schools either extremely competitive or you have been taking lower tier classes. In my school, 3.8’s were found in the 20’s. Goodluck!</p>
<p>I’m not trying to burst anybody’s bubble, but 14-15% is not an automatic, “you’re in.” Trust me, I know lots of 14 percenters who are currently attending A&M and OU.</p>
<p>Those are a lot like Abigail Fisher stats, who got rejected. Depending on your CR and M scores, I am not sure that will guarantee A&M either. My son took 5 APs and earned one 4 and 5s on the rest in jr year. He has 700s on all sections of the SAT & SAT Math II. He is also a National Merit semifinalist, but I do not think there is any guarantee he will be accepted either.</p>