2400 on SAT as a junior

soozievt
Fri, 08 Aug 2008 16:13:56 +0000

However, at Brown, only 15 percent of their admitted students were Valedictorian. This means that Brown isn’t as impressed by a high class rank as Dartmouth, since the applicant pool for both schools is pretty much comparable.



At Brown, 32% of valedictorians who applied were admitted. Just like with a 2400 SAT score, such a stat raises one’s chances (considering 14% is the overall admit rate to the university) and so it helps. For those with an 800 in CR, 28% were admitted to Brown. For those with an 800 in Math, 26% were accepted. But at highly selective colleges, the decision doesn’t rest on stats alone. Many who apply have top stats and so it is all the other things that sets candidates apart. So, yes, the excellent 2400 SAT score will increase the odds, but alone will not tip one into the admit pile.