<p>Hi,
I was wondering what my chances would be if
my stat is 4.0UW gpa
35 ACT(superscored, since i heard washu superscores act)
800 SAT2 math 2c, 770 sat2 chem, 760 sat2 bio E
AP bio 5(self study) AP macroecon 4(self study)</p>
<p>us citizen and washu legacy
applying from St. louis area</p>
<p>any reply would be helpful thank you</p>
<p>The RD round will definitely be more difficult than ever this year, but I think you have a GREAT chance in terms of stats! You’re ACT combined with your WashU legacy will probably make you one of the top applicants. Nothing is for sure though: be sure to show interest so your WashU legacy counts as much as possible, and continue to get good grades :). Do you have (good) ECs?</p>
<p>p.s. I got in ED with the same ACT but a MUCH lower gpa. :)</p>
<p>@helpplowstats
Thanks for the reply
Well I have decent amount of ECs, i think.
I’ll try to show more interest in WashU definitely!
hopefully i might see you at WUSTL next year</p>
<p>@helpplowstats,
I have a pretty high SAT (2200- 750W,670M,780CR) but lower grades (3.93W) (much improved this semester) and my dad is a professor at the Brown School at WUSTL and graduated from there undergrad. Do you think I have a shot? I only ask because you say you were in a similar situation.
Sorry to hijack your thread, nobackdoor.</p>
<p>@aaluke94: whoa really? your dad should help 
esp since he’s not only an alum but also a professor!
However, based on your stats, I really can’t say. I know you definitely have a shot. But since this RD round is going to be very competitive, with many high gpa, high SAT score kids applying, I’m hesitant to give you an answer.
If I were you (i know this is asking for a lot), I would retake your SAT I in January to raise your math SAT I score. I would have if I were you.
On the other hand, if you already have impressive ECs to make up for it -> these ECs, tripled with your university affiliation and CR score should already put you in somewhat of a good place.
@NoBackDoor and @aaluke94: For me -> my gpa was low, my standarized tests were high, and my ECs were strong (national/regional/state awards in four very different disciplines). </p>
<p>I hope my information/comments help both of you a bit.</p>
<p>Good Luck!</p>
<p>Thanks so much! Just out of curiosity, why is this a highly competitive year?</p>