<p>Keep in mind, I am asking for the unweighted average.</p>
<p>Also, do NYU students take the hardest courses their schools have to offer (How many AP's? How many Honors?)</p>
<p>Thanks for your time</p>
<p>yes, that's actually what NYU says is essential in preparation for NYU. Most kids probably take 2-3 APs their junior and senior years on average and a few honors courses. of course not everyone has access to courses with multiple levels; therefore, nyu says to use what resources and classes you have to the fullest extent. Personally I took 3 last year and I'm in 4 this year.</p>
<p>ya i have the same amount of AP's</p>
<p>average unweighted gpa isnt really that meaningful since a 3.9 at my school is equal to like a 3.5 at a good school, a better question is average SAT score, which was 1410 for ED this year. 1440 at stern.</p>
<p>Ok, I make the SAT scores.</p>
<p>This year, I took 4 APs, and next year I plan to take another 4 (Bring total to 9)</p>
<p>According to Princeton Review (I believe), the average unweighted GPA of admitted students was: 3.6</p>
<p>~<em>Bumposity</em>~</p>
<p>I got admitted GSP</p>
<p>4 AP, 2 honors, and 1 college course junior year
4 AP, 2 honors, and 1 college course senior year</p>
<p>99.2 GPA rank 4/425</p>
<p>damn marc, u mustve bombed the sats to only get into gsp with those stats</p>
<p>I checked marc's other posts... he got 1160.</p>
<p>yup that sux, but i got the result of my IQ test and im 135. Oh, i got accepted to the Early Medical School Acceptance Program, im so confused</p>
<p>Marc,</p>
<p>Go with NYU! You'll have plenty of time for med. school later on if thats what you decide on. </p>
<p>With an 1160 SAT...you are on of the very few people (less than 5% of frosh, even a lower % of those offerred admission) to get accepted to NYU GSP with that kind of score (no doubt your AMAZING grades and other application components played s part in the admissions process).</p>
<p>Good luck with the decision and keep us posted.</p>
<p>Ya, i do love shopping in Manhattan</p>