surfwakesnow165

Unweighted GPA: 3.6
Weighted GPA: 4.3
Top 10% in class

I'm OOS :/

SAT: 1830..600 W/620 CR/610 M ive only taken them once, but took them on saturday and expect a huge jump because of a tutor and practice test..hopefully around a 2100. but i know that this is another weakness of mine. and that a 2100 may not even be competitive.

SAT II's- 660 Bio E 660 US History :/

I've taken the hardest schedule possible with 8 AP's.

Extracurricular's:
Organized a snowboard competition that raised money for inner city children.
Competed in Nationals for snowboarding
Competed in motocross races every weekend
Competed in wakeboard competitions every weekend during the summer
Taught inner city children how to snowboard
Founded and am president of our schools snowboard/ski club
Captain of Varsity Swimming
Varsity Cross Country
Varsity Lacrosse
Vice President of SGA
Was a small role in high school play
Lifeguard at the local pool
I'm a swim instructor
Member of Operation Fly(helps homeless people)
*im probably forgetting something

oh and im gay? lol but idt that will help

soccerguy315

if you (1) presented your ECs well, and (2) get your SAT score up to where you think it might go, you will have a fair shot. Not the best chance, but not automatically in the 'no' pile.

W&M Admission

W&M considers a wide variety of factors: course rigor, grades, standardized test scores, extracurricular involvements, letters of recommendation, an essay, and other personal qualities. It sounds like you've been successful in the classroom in a rigorous program which is a good start. Your personal qualities (extracurriculars, essay, your background/life experience) are a very important part of the review process so sharing those factors which make you unique (such as your sexual orientation) help the Committee get a more three-dimensional picture of who you are and what you might contribute. Because there are no minimum criteria, you'll never know unless you try!