<p>impossible with any SAT sub-2000?</p>
<p>but godly everything else, im talkin about a one-of-a-kind applicant</p>
<p>lol....................</p>
<p>Well if you are one-of-a-kind, then obviously not.</p>
<p>Define "godly."</p>
<p>You better have like a 4.1 uw, lol.</p>
<p>what if you get 800M 800 CR 390 W (this year) and 800 on the writing SAT II??</p>
<p>you guys are kiddin? so basically anything less than 2000 shouldnt even bother applying ivy?</p>
<p>you can apply but you have a very low chance of gettin in</p>
<p>How can you be one-of-a-kind and still explain your low score? Maybe I just don't understand...</p>
<p>That's equal to about a 1330 old SAT. BUT, if you look at the 25-75 percentile for students at ivys, you hit some of them, for example: UPenn is 1330-1510 and Cornell is 1280-1470. So they aren't entirely out of the question, just make sure your recs/grades/ECs/essays are bulletproof.</p>
<p>actually, according to US News, last year</p>
<p>Cornell 1290-1490
UPenn 1330-1500</p>
<p>I thought Penn started at 1310 for 25% - 50%</p>
<p>Might try some Patriot League Schools like Holy Cross, Bucknell or Lafayette.</p>
<p>I used the US News 2005 edition...is there a 2006 one?</p>
<p>i think the 2006 one recently came out</p>
<p>you kidding me guys??
there are many people who get into ivy's with low sats,,
gpa, essay, ecs,,, they are all important,,</p>
<p>Yup, heyyoyo, you got it dead on if you exchange the word "many" with "a few"</p>
<p>yup, dooit, you got it dead on if you exchange the word "a few" with "football players"</p>
<p>well then it wouldn't make sense anymore :)</p>
<p>there are football players people who get into ivy's with low sats,,
gpa, essay, ecs,,, they are all important,,</p>
<p>i think you meant to say lacrosse players</p>
<p>smart people humor! ahhhhhhhh!</p>
<p>Um URM, if you are a Native American, you can go as lowwww as you want. Hey, write your name and the adcom will be so impressed that you actually applied that they will accept you. I actually would not doubt the adcom just accepts every native american that applies-- call it "merit-blind" admissions.</p>