undecided2009

Number one in class size 170 SAT Math 720 Reading 690
Took all APS offered at School unweighted GPA 4.0
Plays piano and oboe, featured as soloist for piano and oboe and first chair oboe -all county and S. Jersey States
Number One Singles for Tennis - First Team county and S. Jersey
Varsity Softball
Executive School President
President National Honor Society
Mock Trial Lead Lawyer
Math Tutor
Red Cross Blood Drive Volunteer
Volunteer at Local Soup Kitchen
Work-Babysitting and Dad's Accounting office
What are my daughter's chances for Regular Decision at the Schools listed?

swish14

Very strong for all the schools. W&M, Wake, and Dartmouth are all very similar in size and scope. UVirginia is 3x as large, kind of an anomaly in the group.

UVirginia- in
Wake-in
W&M- probably
Dartmouth- maybe, solely based on numbers applying

undecided2009

Does it matter if she applied undecided to these schools?

momreads

Your daughter should get into Wake. Dartmouth is an Ivy, so it's a crapshoot. As for UVA and W & M, her stats and other activities should be good enough to get her into both, but the numbers may not favor her. Virginia schools must hold in state rates of at least 67 percent. With such a high number of apps at UVA, it could be tough to gain admission.

undecided2009

She applied to Cornell and BC, but the others are her first choice--What do you think of her chances are with these two?

slipper1234

Chances
Dartmouth: 20%
Cornell: 30%
UVA: 55%
BC: 60%
Wake: 70%
W&M: 70%

W&Mgrad

I heard about a strong candidate, in-state Virginia, from my daughter's school that was accepted at Cornell, and at a competitive 8 year undergrad/med school program (not sure of the school), but was rejected by William and Mary.