~* Yale Ea Roster *~

<p>Re-update it: I'm going for Spanish/International Studies.</p>

<p>yay the juiceisback! I'm doing Spanish/Int'l studies also!</p>

<p>Okay, now there are 33 of us, which (according to the 20% CC rate from last year), means 6.6 of us will get in. We only need 2 more EAers to bring it up to a full 7. Let's start recruiting.</p>

<p><em>waves</em> I actually joined this board and posted once, but then the forums changed. I decided to wait until there was a new EA thread or something like that... I already sent in my application for EA, so count me in! I'm interested in archaeology or history.</p>

<p>Good luck to everyone!</p>

<p>I'm going to be a poli sci major</p>

<p>Sent in my application yesterday. Now it's out of my hands. Scary...</p>

<p>there should be more than just 31 on this board for yale ea for sure.</p>

<p>another update:</p>

<ol>
<li> actie – English/Economics</li>
<li> alukaszewicz – Biology</li>
<li> armandantiger_</li>
<li> athlonmj – Chemical/Biomedical Engineering/Economics</li>
<li> bebere87 – Political Science</li>
<li> chidimma - Psychology</li>
<li> chuck2323 – Economics</li>
<li> davidrune - Neuroscience</li>
<li> donna1787 – Literature/Writing</li>
<li>fiddlefrog – Music/Comparative Literature</li>
<li>flachica412 – Political Science</li>
<li>garyan13</li>
<li>haosquared – Spanish/International Studies</li>
<li>harpingchic – Music/French</li>
<li>iplayoboe – Political Science/Communications</li>
<li>ivyboy05 – Biomedical Engineering</li>
<li>jarahul106 – Undecided</li>
<li>jb13 - Classics</li>
<li>justin871 – Physics/Computer Science</li>
<li>kstar – Linguistics</li>
<li>lindseylujh – Linguistics</li>
<li>llamapyjamas - </li>
<li>luckystar- Biology</li>
<li>morgif</li>
<li>mr_sanguine</li>
<li>mugen – Political science</li>
<li>nealious – Economics</li>
<li>newt – History/Psychology</li>
<li>pre1321- Political science</li>
<li>stb5voy – African Studies</li>
<li>Storm_Mage – Archaeology/History</li>
<li>tallyrand – Molecular Biology/English</li>
<li>thejuiceisback</li>
<li>thejuiceisback – Spanish/International Studies</li>
<li>ughstinkysocks - Study of women gender and sexuality/Pre-med</li>
<li>y17k – Astronomy</li>
</ol>

<p>You have thejuiceisback twice. Unless there's actually 2 of them. Creepy.</p>

<p>I think it would be interesting to compile more statistics on the EA people than just their major, such as academic index or something. Anyone else think this is a good idea?</p>

<p>how about the net total of their SATs and top three SAT IIs. So it'd be out of 4000. The Academic Index is wierd.</p>

<p>yeah, its weird, but I think it is still used by yale (i've heard people from yale describe how your academics are converted to a "special scale" out of "a possible 9 points"). Maybe we could have both?</p>

<p>how does that work?</p>

<p>The yale scale-out-of-9 system? Its just the academic index that they use on this site, if I'm not mistaken. Well, the people I talked to didn't exactly say "academic index", but I assume that is what it is.</p>

<p>im not sure how the one out of 9 works, but CC has a free calculator deely you can use and it will give you your (approx) AI, out of 9/240, so it wouldnt be hard for all of us to add our AIs here.</p>

<p>The AI thing is pretty sketch. I think we need to have a definitive way of calculating it.</p>

<p>When i used my rank I have a 225... When I used top 10% I had a 223, and when I used my GPA I had a 236.</p>

<p>I think we should all use decile or rank.</p>

<p>Weighted rank is the most helpful. However, if all you have is decile, that is what Yale will see anyway. </p>

<p>By all means, the AI is not perfect at all. I just think it would be interesting to see how our results correlate to AI.</p>

<p>but davidrune is right, we all need to do it the same way, and since not everybody receives their rank from their school, i vote that we use the GPA</p>

<p>Lol, there is no perfect way to do it. My school ranks GPA out of 5, not 4. I say everyone just picks the method that they will actually submit to yale, because that is the actual score that they will be judged on.</p>

<p>Either that, or just pick the method that gives you the highest result.</p>

<p>lol
thats a good point newt, because all of those methods of calculation will be sent to Yale by my school, and my index ranges from 5 to 8 depending on which method i use, and from 215 to 226. ill stick with 8, 226 then</p>