<p>I'd say that too, it's just a summer program, so although they r related to NCSSM, might not be as selective as the school itself is. 4.7 Gpa, hmm.....i probably have a higher gpa w/ a lower sat score :( but yet, I believe it will NOt be tough to get in for us.</p>
<p>So how good do you think this program will look to a school like UNC-CH?</p>
<p>Since its state funded, I suppose it'll look better than other programs that you have to pay to get into.</p>
<p>I second Didnotfaillife, plus, NCSSM is affiliated w/ UNC System, so definitely they SHOULD value the SVSM program a lot.</p>
<p>has any applicant heard from them yet? (when do they notify?!)</p>
<p>Beginning of April is when you hear back I believe.</p>
<p>Does anyone know what the average SAT scores of applying NCSSM students are?</p>
<p>I heard like 1200-1400 (CR and M)</p>
<p>Thanks, asifkhan.</p>
<p>Welcome to CC!</p>
<p>oh, I forgot to say u that it varies pretty much depending upon the CD (Congress Distr) ur from. Even if one scores something aroudn 1100 in my CD, they don't have to be worried a lot of about their SAT Score!
Affirmative Action is even more important than SAT score I guess (at some instances)</p>
<p>Does anybody know how many students NCSSM accepts from each district?</p>
<p>hey, u could've asked me! It's ranging from 16-33 (that's the lowest and highest they r allowed to take from every district, and I guess they'll take some 27 from ur district) :)</p>
<p>My son is applying to NCSSM. At Discovery Day on 2/24, Dr. Boarman said that each district has between 18 and 34 spots, depending on population. If a district does not have enough qualified applicants to fill its allotted slots, any unused slots will be offered to kids from other districts.</p>
<p>how were the tests?! I heard no one can finish the math part.........I hope u'd reply soon coz my Discovery Day is March 17th.</p>
<p>Anyone from Wake county? Just curious</p>
<p>My son thought the tests were easy.</p>
<p>What basically was there? For math, what sort of questions? (I heard basic algebra and geom) how abt Eng (was there a prompt or sth?)</p>
<p>I'd rather not discuss what was on the tests since they might use the same ones. I do know there was a writing section with a prompt. My son thought the tests were easy, but he had 800 M, plus over 700 in both CR and W, so his definition of "easy" might differ from other people's.</p>
<p>My son thought the tests were easy, too, and his stats were a bit lower than onedown3togo's excellent stats. If you've had algebra I and geometry you shouldn't find it difficult. I'd advise you to wear a watch (without an alarm) though, so you can pace yourself to be done on time.</p>
<p>wow! u r pretty serious abt plagiarism! anyway, I don't think they r dumb enough of NOT changing it, ok, I don't need it from u. Infact, u couldn't have told me exact maths that came anyway! And abt prompt, trust me that CAN'T be the same one! I don't have a bad sat score either! (ur son's look pretty impressive though!)</p>