Chances at Dartmouth RD

[Carnegie111]

<p>Bilingual Chinese-American from one of NY state's top public schools</p>

<p>SAT I 2180 (750M 750W 680CR)</p>

<p>SAT II USH 790
Math IIC 740
Chemistry 680</p>

<p>GPA: 4.2 weighted 3.4 unweighted ( I know big difference because by the time HS is done I will have taken 10 AP courses and almost as many honors courses and I got a few Bs in them) School doesen't officially rank, but my guidance counselor showed me that I was 20/350</p>

<p>NHS Executive Board
Film Society President
School News Paper
National Merit Commended Scholar
AP Scholar</p>

<p>I also have many awards for my film work. I have won national awards for films that I have produced.</p>

<p>I have also worked on 4 major political campaigns and currently work for a Congressman who will be writing me a recommendation.</p>

<p>Excellent teacher recommendations too.</p>

<p>Please judge my chances thank you.</p>

[Carnegie111]

<p>anyone please?</p>

[Carnegie111]

<p>...........</p>

[nathanmc]

<p>Good chances if you write a good essay.</p>

<p>Remember, a lot of people with your stats or similar will be applying. What event, memory, or situation will really let you SHINE through?</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

[Carnegie111]

<p>Thanks nathan</p>

[Carnegie111]

<p>bump......</p>

[ColtsForTheWin]

<p>I'd say you're almost guaranteed considering you went to USAMO. My friend, a math genius, got into MIT, Caltech, and all these other places with a 3.1 GPA and USAMO. I'm not sure if people on these boards know just how strong USAMO is...considering I doubt anyone at Dartmouth is really that talented at math.</p>

[ColtsForTheWin]

<p>sorry ignore my post. it's in the wrong thread.</p>

[gellino]

<p>I would say you're in the running, but need to have some kind of distinctive essay or other unique quality or else you probably won't get in. I had a class rank of 3/280, 1480 SAT, arguably better ECs (more on the sports, student govt side) and I was W/L. Probably over 50% of the candidates are like this, and they only choose 15%; so the odds are decidedly against you. Apply ED if you can as the acceptance rate is ~32% vs 13% in the RD round.</p>