<p>thanks aminhamenina!</p>
<p>i just hope they’re not looking for too many business ECs… cuz i seem to have many science-related ones</p>
<p>UPenn- Wharton (early decision) Reach (unfortunately I don’t feel like you’ve demonstrated enough business insight but w/e, maybe they don’t care)
UC Berkeley - Low Reach (OOS is very hard, very low acceptance rate)
MIT- Sloan (the business school) - Reach (same as Wharton)
Duke - Low Reach
NYU- Stern (the business school) (High Match)
U of Michigan (Match)</p>
<p>Like everyone else said, very good chances across the board (even at MIT/Penn). Make those essays good!</p>
<p>Apply Wharton ED. Business EC’s don’t matter if you have other EC’s which showcase clear intelligence through other activities. You’re probably in if you do ED. Being female helps too. I know a girl exactly like her who got in, with absolutely no business EC’s. She did, however, have great test scores, a strong interest in math, and quality leadership positions.</p>
<p>thanks everybody for your opinions!</p>
<p>14 out of 959</p>
<p>NICE</p>
<p>Hi,</p>
<p>Like others have said you have a great shot at these schools. However, according to previous chancings, you have no clear safety!!! (unless I am an idiot and missed something).. make sure you have one.</p>
<p>someone mentioned what MIT looks for in students… According to them, and according to what I have seen, they don’t want grinders, but what interesting, resilient, creative,..etc students who bring something to campus. it this is why MIT places less emphasis on SAT/AP/grades and more on the actual person… check out their online blogs on their website.</p>
<p>just my two cents…</p>
<p>oh well, i do have safeties: A&M and UT Austin (if their business honors can be considered a safety)
i just didn’t post them because I know I have a pretty good chance of getting in to them, being in-state and all (I hope I don’t sound pretentious or anything!)
:)</p>