<p>Hi,
I’d be glad if you could chance me for the csom rd </p>
<p>sat: 1340/1980
gpa: school doesn’t report
rank: 3/27
speak 4 languages: polish, english, french, swedish
essay: i think it’s very original but hard to predict whether they will like it
recs: i believe they’re good
toefl ibt: 101 </p>
<p>ecs:
volunteer for the biggest polish charity, and taking care of disabled people
found a company, which organizes the cultural events for polish students<br>
investing at stock exchange
internship at large investment bank
few months of work at small investment company (mainly clerical work)
school & class president
playing guitar for 4 years
playing soccer as school representative </p>
<p>and few others </p>
<p>Please chance me guys, I’d really love to go to bc</p>
<p>yes, they send them, but gpa is not calculated.
besides, we have a very different grading system and i think it can’t be successfully converted into the american system</p>
<p>Dear przemyslawgal : Yours in an unusual profile given the multiple language fluency (and an unusual set at that). Graduating with only 27 other students (ranking 3rd) from a potentially unknown high school represents a hurdle as your curriculum is not easily gauged compared to other applicants. </p>
<p>Without information about your high school GPA, international baccalaureate or advanced placement course work, it is hard to say whether your three-way SAT score of 1980 will stand the test of admissions. Without more about your high school preparation, you could be passed over - can you share some additional academic information that proves you are prepared?</p>
<p>[Side note to readers : While the SAT scores are “good enough” for the second and/or third quartile, the real issue is whether the day-in/day-out rigor and preparation in more than just english skills and elementary mathematics is there. Once we have visibility to these parameters, we can better analyze the whole picture.]</p>