What college did you get into and what were your stats?
Asked by yhcln4I got into Rutgers, Stony Brook, Boston University (ED), and Indiana University. I got rejected by Wisconsin but I'm still waiting on NYU, UFL, and GWU, (not that I can get into any of them since I did ED :( Here are my stats: 1) 3.6 GPA (not sure if it's weighted or not) 2) 1140 SATs 3) 2 Leadership positions 4) 2 sports (winter and spring track) 5) 5 clubs/ECs 6) 2 part time jobs 7) Volunteered at a hospital, tutored, campaigned for Mejias, and fundraised. 8) Received Honors such as Triple "C" award, student of the month, honor roll, honor society, French honor society, and business honor society. 9) Skills: Quadlingual and Microsoft MOS certified Please share your accepts and stats :)))))) Even if you've been out of school for a while
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Don't remember everything, but here goes: Undergrad: 3.6 gpa, 26 ACT (not sure what that translates to for SAT), one sport, other pretty irrelevant things. Got into the only 3 schools I applied to: Michigan State, CMU, WMU. Grad: 3.7 gpa, no GRE required, 3 leadership positions, 4 significant volunteer positions, two BAs (Accounting and Spanish) in 4 years. Got into the only school I applied to (and the only one I'd have wanted to go): University of Michigan. Next step: Apply to U of M, U-Chicago, U-Washington, UC-Berkeley for Ph.D., apply to U of M and Yale for post-grad fellowships. Good luck! Study hard and don't drink too much beer!
Don't remember everything, but here goes: Undergrad: 3.6 gpa, 26 ACT (not sure what that translates to for SAT), one sport, other pretty irrelevant things. Got into the only 3 schools I applied to: Michigan State, CMU, WMU. Grad: 3.7 gpa, no GRE required, 3 leadership positions, 4 significant volunteer positions, two BAs (Accounting and Spanish) in 4 years. Got into the only school I applied to (and the only one I'd have wanted to go): University of Michigan. Next step: Apply to U of M, U-Chicago, U-Washington, UC-Berkeley for Ph.D., apply to U of M and Yale for post-grad fellowships. Good luck! Study hard and don't drink too much beer!
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