WUSTL chances

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>thanks for checking these out...</p>

<p>Deferred EDI from WUSTL- arts and sciences
gpa: 3.6 (87 freshman yr, 93 soph, 97 jr, 100 sr)
sat: 650 m, 670 v, 660 w (11 essay) Taking them again in jan (tomorrow!)
ecs: E-I-C school paper, pres of debate club and model congress, vp of bbg chapter, big bro/big sis volunteer, chamber orchestra 9-11 (cello), snow club...that about sums it up</p>

<p>my parents both went to wash u class of '79 </p>

<p>I have been in constant contact with my regional person </p>

<p>any opinions would be appreciated</p>

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<p>How'd you get deferred with double legacy? Are your courses easy? You stayed in contact too...huh? Try and visit...I guess. They aren't need-blind, do you have enough money to pay out of pocket?</p>

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<p>if you didnt get in with double legacy...i have doubts.</p>

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<p>Ditto...unless maybe your regional contact is annoyed? Just a thought. It's very strange that you would get deferred. Your stats are very good...Anyway, I definitely think you'll get accepted in the end. Hope you did well on your SATs.</p>

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<p>JB, do you by any chance know why they deferred you?</p>

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<p>My I think I forgot to mention I am an IB Diploma candidate, I took IB physics in addition to the diploma and I am taking AP calc AB. It is from my understanding after speaking to admissions people and after my teachers have called that my grades are low, i the 97 and 100 avgs are weighted. The my regional rep has indicated I have a very good chance RD. It is my belief that Wash U goes for the kids with the highest stats ED, who can blame them. I think I was deferred because my grades and scores, although good, are not great and wash u was looking to build stats. Also I do not require any financial aid.</p>

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<p>oh i see... well good luck during rd</p>

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<p>I actually think you might be mistaken about WashU taking students with good stats for ED. At my highschool 4 males and 1 female (including myself) were all admitted and all these students have really good extra-curriculars and not particularly high stats.</p>

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<p>well good luck regardless</p>

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<p>well my source is from someone who works in admissions</p>

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<p>someone in admissions told you that WashU looks for students with high stats during ED? Fascinating...</p>