<p>i have ACT composite of 29 and 1970 on SAT1
I also have some good extracurriculums that are related to the field i will be going into like neuroscience/biology related.</p>
<p>How hard will it be to get accepted to Johns Hopkins for Early Decision?</p>
<p>It’s great that you are involved in extracurriculars relevant to what you want to study. However, admission to JHU has gotten extremely competitive over the years; luckily, applying early will give you an edge. Though scores certainly aren’t everything, I’d say that around a 2100 SAT score or a 31-32 ACT score would make for a qualified applicant. Of course that may not necessarily be the case. I just know that my sister got into JHU a few years ago with an SAT score in the high 2100s. Good luck; I love JHU, too! :)</p>
<p>Thanks for the reply!! but will the 750+ in math2, bio and chem compensate for 29?</p>
<p>A girl I went to a conference with over the summer was accepted early decision to JHU with a 29 ACT–need I add she had a well-rounded profile, but it’s not impossible with this score. Early decision does help in your favor.</p>
<p>i really dnt wanna write it again. have so many other things to prepare
like math2,chem and bio subject tests, national biology contest and 2more chem contests, from which I have to get awards.</p>
<p>i’ve actually heard that applicants are more qualified in Early Decision…</p>