<p>junior year just got a c+ in chem ap…am i out of the picture now for stanford?</p>
<p>nope, they evaluate your application as a whole 1 c will NOT sink it, just be sure to raise it for next semester</p>
<p>what constitutes as a low gpa then…i’ve been looking around the forums and some say that 3.8 is too low while the stanford site says the range is 3.6-4.0</p>
<p>id say be above 3.9</p>
<p>The site says 3.6-4.0 is the normal range of the majority of applicant they accept, that does not mean 3.6 is the cut off.</p>
<p>This was labeled “for counselors” on the Stanford admissions website.</p>
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<p>There’s a reason why they only show this to counselors-- the GPA numbers are ridiculous.</p>
<p>They may take it down after they notice that students are reading it. Here’s a copy of the info from page 3:</p>
<p>Category…Percentage of Applicants…Admit Rate
GPA 4.0 or higher…62%…17%
GPA 3.8-3.99…20%…10%
GPA 3.6-3.79…10%…6%
GPA 3.4-3.59…5%…3%
GPA below 4.0…4%…3%</p>
<p>Category…Percentage of Applicants…Admit Rate
Top 1-2% of Class…28%…22%
Top 10% of Class…75%…16%
Top 20% of Class…89%…15%</p>
<p>Category…Percentage of Applicants…Admit Rate
SAT Verbal 700-800…48%…21%
SAT Verbal 600-699…37%…9%
SAT Verbal 500-599…12%…5%
SAT Verbal Below 500…3%…<1%</p>
<p>Category…Percentage of Applicants…Admit Rate
SAT Math 700-800…63%…17%
SAT Math 600-699…28%…10%
SAT Math 500-599…8%…4%
SAT Math Below 500…2%…1%</p>
<p>I will repost this under a new thread since others may find this useful.</p>