<p>i'm applying ED next year! if you applied and got in (esp. those who applied ED), what was your GPA and SATs/ACT?</p>
<p>ACT: 30
GPA: 90 (not sure how that translates, my D’s school doesn’t weight or use the traditional GPA)
SAT II: French (700ish) Lit (700ish)</p>
<p>Remember, W&M is more than numbers. While you will have an advantage applying ED, make sure that your application is unique and that your passion is obvious.</p>
<p>Out of State-</p>
<p>SAT: 1390/2080
ACT: 33
GPA: 3.72
SAT II: World History (730), Math 2 (790)</p>
<p>In-state, Female</p>
<p>ACT: 32
GPA: 4.06 W, 4.0 UW</p>
<p>(Don’t forget to write some freaking awesome essays when you apply!)</p>
<p>Out of state male</p>
<p>SAT: 1410/2080
ACT: 31
GPA: 3.5
Great extra curricular stuff (I think that is what got me in)</p>
<p>OOS Male - Regular Decision</p>
<p>SAT: 1400/2150
ACT: 32
SATII: US History: 710, English: 740, Biology: 690
GPA: 3.6
NM Finalist</p>
<p>Strong leadership ECs</p>
<p>OOS Female-Regular Decision</p>
<p>I agree with terig. From what I’ve seen, William and Mary strives to pick individuals, not numbers. My SAT scores, GPA, and class rank were all very good, but I saw people with much better scores get waitlisted or denied. Then how did I get in? I spent a lot of time on my optional supplement (when I visited last summer they said it really isn’t optional if you want to get in). I submitted something I made instead of writing another essay, and put a lot of creativity into it. Everything about it symbolized or represented something about me. I think you will find that many other people feel their supplement or essay got them into William and Mary as well.</p>
<p>SAT: 2080 superscored (1410 CR+M)
GPA: 100.75/100 (Weighted)
Class Rank: 15/524</p>
<p>Good luck as you start your application process!</p>
<p>In-state male</p>
<p>SAT 2110
ACT 31
GPA 4.25
AP 9</p>
<p>Lots of EC: Volunteering, varsity sport, clubs…</p>
<p>My s is an oos male</p>
<p>SAT 1560/2340
ACT 32
GPA 3.2
AP 5
SAT II’s 770 US History 750 Math II 730 Biology
Crew Team Captain 2 years
Dorm Prefect 2 years
Head Tour Guide
other ec’s, strong reccomenations and according to his college conselor good essays (I didn’t read)</p>
<p>OOS Female, International - Regular Decision </p>
<p>SAT: 1460/2240
SAT II: Biology:680 English: 730
GPA: Would not make sense if I gave it to you. But I was top 10% in my class. </p>
<p>I had a decent amount of ECs for my country and school, but nothing that would blow your mind. I’m a good writer (if only because I like to write and practice often), and spent a lot of time on my essays. Being trilingual was probably also a bonus. I think that the admissions officers also understood that W&M was genuinely good fit: I’m the geeky, bookworm type.</p>
<p>Good luck to all those that apply next year! :D</p>
<p>D is OOS female; applied and accepted ED</p>
<p>3.96 GPA uw, 4.1 w
SAT 1460/2210 superscored
SAT II’s: Lit 740; US History 780
ACT 32</p>
<p>Strong EC’s</p>
<p>Also, don’t forget, if possible, to do the optional, but evaluative, interview over the summer. Don’t know if that helped my d, but I don’t think it hurt!</p>
<p>Best of luck to you!</p>
<p>Remember, do not always rely on the stats of others. W&M considers a slew of non-objective/quantifiable factors such as essays, extracurricular activities, recommendations, interviews, and background information. Objective criteria are also important but not the entire story. Please feel free to contact W&M Admission ([William</a> & Mary - Undergraduate Admission](<a href=“http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission]William”>Undergraduate Admission | William & Mary) or 757-221-4223) to get more information on our application process.</p>
<p>OOS female, RD</p>
<p>3.76
1510/2240
760 Chem, 740 USH
a few AP tests (scores ranging from 3 to 5)
a bunch of ECs I love but there isn’t one I really am most strongly committed to or love most</p>
<p>I don’t really know what “got” me in. But I’d agree with others that the way that you present your personality is important. I tried to show myself as a smart, hard-working student who also knows how to have fun in odd ways and give back to my community, and I think I pulled it off.</p>
<p>transfering from Cornell (dean’s list). white male from VT.</p>
<p>second in my class in high school out of about 250</p>
<p>SATs: 700 CR, 780 M, 720 W: 2200 total (took in one try)
SAT 2s: 770 USH, 800 Math II</p>
<p>APs:
5’s on stats, calc AB, chem, bio, and USH
3 on Gov (yeah, yeah, I know. Terrible teacher. Absolutely awful).</p>
<p>I decided near the end of 10th grade after visiting that this was the college I wanted to attend. Fortunately I had done very well in 9th and 10th grade so I didn’t have to start pulling my grades up. My SATs were not great by W&M standards…near the low end of the middle 50 percentile but still in the range. My grades were great and I took 9 APs with average score over 4. But I think what got me in was my optional essay. I focused on something about me that the admission committee would never have known by reading my application only. It showed how I am different from other middle class, suburban students.</p>
<p>Asian OOS MD Male accepted off waitinglist</p>
<p>4.08 GPA Rank 4 in class
1450/2160 Superscored
32 ACT
SAT II’s: Chinese 710 Math II 770 US History 730
APs: 5 USH 3 Gov, just took Lit and Comparative Gov
Did not do optional essay, proably why I was on waiting list
But i have strong ecs, lots of leadership ones and I went to a military school
Also really strong recommendations and my counselor is a W&M alum</p>