EvanD3

Before considering the stats, I do want to mention that my grades were affected by a extenuating circumstance regarding family (Received a D in AP Chem) and guidance counselor mentioned the situation in her letter.

What are my chances with these stats? Thanks for taking the time to comment...
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3.48 GPA Unweighted (Higher Senior Year)
SAT: 2090

Top 20% of Class

AP Chem
AP US History
AP Spanish
AP Calculus
AP Physics (Senior Year, currently have A+)
AP English

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Genetic Research at Howard Hughes Medical Institute/Yale University-(PI Wrote A Rec.)

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Student Leadership Board at Yale-New Haven Hospital

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kimobean

Your extra curriculars look very impressive, you have a solid SAT score, and you have taken myriad AP classes which will not hurt you. So, depending on how extenuating your family's circumstance was, I feel that you may have a shot. However, I had the chance to ask an NYU admission counselour on what the "red flags" on an application are, and she did express that D's were unacceptable. However, given that you have a possibly valid reason behind it could help your chances. It does not take straight A's to get into NYU, and they are generally not too stubborn with C's (I got in with 2), but it is still a highly selective university. Good luck!!!

EvanD3

Thanks for the opinion..Would the fact that I got a 720 on the Chem SAT II help my case at all?

kimobean

That definitly would not hurt your chances

EvanD3

Any other opinions before the big day? Freakin' out!