| Thanks milton:
Here's my stats:
white male/CT public high school
1310/1960 (750 math, 560 verbal, 650 writing)
30 ACT (24 english, 31 math, 28 reading, 36 science)
~89.6 (out of 100) UW GPA
~92.3 (out of 100) W GPA
Class Rank ~ 18 % (as of 11th grade but closer to 15% now with many of my peers getting senioritis)
Grade have shown an interesting upwards trend since freshman year...
9th grade ~86 UW, ~88 W
10th grade ~88 UW, ~91 W
11th grade ~91 UW, ~96 W
12th grade ~97 UW, ~100.4 W (Quarter 1 grades)
6 AP/UCONN Classes (Biology, Physics, Calculus, Statistics, Discrete Math, Spanish V - so mostly math and science oriented)
-Extracurriculars: Peer leadership program (hold a major position), varsity soccer, varsity track, baseball, community service, etc.
Friend got accepted with lower SAT's (in the mid-high 1800's), but a higher W GPA (~96) and a better class rank obviously (~5 %). He also got a 10,000 dollar scholarship.
The package was a basic college acceptance envelope - big and white, had the fairfield logo in the top left. Inside there was a cardboard folder with two letters and a bunch of other stuff explaining things. Hope that helps. | 
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