<p>sat 720 cr 800 m 730 w (2250 total, single sitting)
sat 2 - 770 lit 760 ushistory</p>
<p>gpa 3.49 unweighted 3.99 weighted (90th percentile of class of about 400)</p>
<p>race: asian (pakistani)
male</p>
<p>abbreviated ecs:
-AP Scholar with Honor
-National Merit Semifinalist
-Skipped 7th grade based on academic merit
-sophomore class president
-junior class treasurer
-senior student body vice president
-Member of Mock Trial (sophomore through senior year)</p>
<p>competitive public school in connecticut…not super strong but sends about 5-6 kids to ivies each year and 4-5 to ivy caliber</p>
<p>Well youve got solid SATs and leadership positions, but you seem rather lacking in diversity - sports, music, community service etc. Im sure these can be offset however if your essays and recs eloquently explore something unique about you. Above average SATs but low GPA - Id imagine youd have like a 40% chance to get in, but thats just my guess based on what I can see now</p>
<p>I agree with HappyBuddha entirely - your GPA kinda sinks the whole boat, and the relatively lack of diversity in extracurrics certainly doesn’t help.</p>
<p>I had very similar SAT scores, gpa, and extra curriculars and I made it in for the spring. Do you think that your personal statement reflected USC’s core values and highlights who YOU are? Did you somehow highlight what you can contribute to the trojan commmunity? This is what, in my opinion, set me apart. </p>