<p>Accepted to Arts and Sciences
GPA: 4.5W 3.8UW
SAT I: 700V 650M
EC: Okay
Anything Special: My essay was OK. One of my recs is probably super good. Uh, I am from Nebraska, that might have helped a little bit. </p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 UW
SAT1: 650 V 670M 720W
EC's: excellent; lots of community service;leadership positions (QB, football captain, NHS V.P, Higher Dimensions president/worship leader; many awards, including Eagle Scout(senior patrol leader, asst. s.Patrol leader, scribe), HOBY finalist, Houston Texans Foundation Community Service Award winner, Prudential Spirit of Comm. local nominee, Scholar Athlete of the Week, Top English student 9th, 10th, 11th, 5's on all AP's taken, Spanish Honor Society, PALs(mentor elem. school kids), Texas All-State Academic 1st Team (1 of 3 in our HUGE district), Distinguished honor roll 9-12 so far (no B's ever) etc, etc, etc.
Essays: excellent
Recs: excellent
Class Rank: 9/725</p>
<p>There is no rhyme or reason for admits, rejects, waitlists to Vanderbilt. Applied to A&S college. I'm from Texas...maybe that has something to do with it. I don't know...someone offer me a clue cuz I'm clueless! It will be interesting to see who got in from my high school.</p>
<p>Congratulations to everyone who has been accepted! For those who weren't, seriously remember that chances are you will end up somewhere fabulous in the end. And,when you look back, it won't matter where you did and didn't get into; it'll only matter where you ended up choosing. So, chins up! </p>
<p>Anyway, quazi-motivational speech over. When did all of you guys hear? I live in Ca. Any idea when I should get my letter?</p>
<p>GPA: 3.9 UW
SAT: 750 M, 650 CR, 710 W
SAT II: 710 M2, 760 Chem
Essays: Pretty good
Class Rank: 17/600+</p>
<p>Not sure which part of my application was weakest, but I was kind of hoping the whole Asian ethnicity thing would push me in or something (not a reason why I applied, but can't help but have that thought in the back of my head, ya know?) O well.. 5 more to go.</p>
<p>Accepted!
GPA: 3.87UW, 4.18W
SAT1: 750 V 740M 740W
SAT2: 670 Math IIC, 760 Spanish
EC's: part-time job at tutoring center, NHS, volunteer work w/ elderly, editor of school newspaper, Natl Merit Letter of Commendation
Essays: great if I do say so myself
Recs: ?
No rank, but top 8% at least
High school: competitive, public, suburban
Hook: Jew from Jersey! YAY!</p>
<p>too liberal? to borrow a phrase from dick cheney: if they rejected you because you are liberal, then i'm the american idol.</p>
<p>waleedk, if you take a good look at the posters on this thread, i think it's obvious that vanderbilt looks beyond just the numbers. you can have great numbers, but if the adcom doesn't think you'd be a good fit here, they'll be more prone to reject or waitlist you. similarly, if your stats are slightly below average but you seem to be an excellent fit, they may be more apt to admit you.</p>
<p>Accepted! to CAS
GPA: 3.93 weighted?
ACT: 32 (english 33, math 33, reading 34, science 26)
EC's: too lazy to put
Essays: ok, i guess
Recs: ?
Rank: 13/450
High school: good public
Hook: Based on my stats, it's only the Grace of GOD and HIS favor!</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 UW
SAT1: 650 V 670M 720W
EC's: excellent; lots of community service;leadership positions (QB, football captain, NHS V.P, Higher Dimensions president/worship leader; many awards, including Eagle Scout(senior patrol leader, asst. s.Patrol leader, scribe), HOBY finalist, Houston Texans Foundation Community Service Award winner, Prudential Spirit of Comm. local nominee, Scholar Athlete of the Week, Top English student 9th, 10th, 11th, 5's on all AP's taken, Spanish Honor Society, PALs(mentor elem. school kids), Texas All-State Academic 1st Team (1 of 3 in our HUGE district), Distinguished honor roll 9-12 so far (no B's ever) etc, etc, etc.
Essays: excellent
Recs: excellent
Class Rank: 9/725</p>
<p>There is no rhyme or reason for admits, rejects, waitlists to Vanderbilt. Applied to A&S college. I'm from Texas...maybe that has something to do with it. I don't know...someone offer me a clue cuz I'm clueless! It will be interesting to see who got in from my high school."
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<p>I agree. A lot of texans are not getting in! I knew that Vanderbilt had a lot of texans apply each year, but I guess they really don't want any more of us.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.25 (Weighted)
Rank: 5/300
SAT I: [Math 680] [Reading 710] [Writing 720] [Essay 12]
SAT II: [Bioloy M 750] [Literature 780]
EC: excellent
The way you found out about your decision: mail 3/27</p>
<p>accepted to engineering
SAT 800M 800V 730W
GPA 3.8 unweighted
8 Ap's, the typical leadership stuff blah blah</p>
<p>i go to high school across the street from Vandy, so mostly everyone gets in. i see it first hand every day and it looks like a great school! still, its too close to home and too big for me- anyone who got waitlisted will be happy to know i'm definitely not going there.</p>
<p>Accepted to Engineering
GPA - 3.91/4.73
SATI : 1730 ... hehe so low
SATII: Chem 770, phy 660, Math II 730
EC - very strong.. 3 sports, 400+ community services hours, clubs...
Essays: my friends love it =) it really reflects who i am
AP's: 5 on chem, cal BC, and 4 bio
Recs: 2 teachers- GOOD! they know me well!
No rank, but above 10% i think
High school: competitive, public
Hook: essay, rec, EC, GPA..... ANYTHING but my lovely SAT scores. I think my SAT score is probably one of the lowest they will admitte. </p>
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<li>for future app. dont give up because you have a low SAT score. =) </li>
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<p>GPA- 4.7 waited
SAT- 670 M, 660 V, 640 W (10 on essay)
EC- track team (indoor/outdoor) (captain this year), debate team, treasurer and some other random ones</p>
<p>I'm from a really competitive school in PA and so far three of us have gotten accepted (2 peabody, 1 blair). There were also a couple waitlisted.</p>