<p>52% chance</p>
<p>Well it claims on that website that the average AI of accepted students is 211, but since that website hasn’t been updated in years, I would think that it is closer to 220 or even 225. My friend who had his academic profile evaluated for potential recruiting has an AI of 219 and the coaches/adcoms weren’t thrilled about his academics. I think the average recruit’s AI has to be around 211 based on conversations I have had with Columbia coaches so I can only assume the average AI for the school is a decent amount higher than that.</p>
<p>Cortana, that’s a great score! If I actually get my projected SAT/SATII score, I’ll have an AI of 222! </p>
<p>In “A is for Admission”, Hernandez says that most applicants fall in the 200 range (which is quite surprising),or A3.</p>
<p>An, A-3 has about a zero chance IMO.</p>
<p>“It is unclear what students in this category would add to the life of the college”</p>
<p>Is a 229 a good AI score?</p>
<p>^ according to the scale it is ‘very good’. But I spotted a flaw with the calculator right away: it doesn’t take into account the different rigor of different SAT subject tests and different course loads.</p>
<p>^ I looked at Hernandez’s “A for Admission” book and it had a different formula for calculating AI, and that is probably more accurate than any online, and it gave me an AI of 223 lol.</p>
<p>I agree, the AI for ivies and top schools is probably 215-220 right now, but it could be something that varies little over the years and is still hovering around 211.</p>
<p>Anyway, each college probably has their own variation of calculating AI, mostly because there are a significant variables that need to be taken into account.</p>
<p>Did you read the book? A AI of 216-220 is a 6 which at best has a 52% chance if everything else is perfect.</p>
<p>The sad truth is it all get added in togeather. there really isn’t any add on for AP’s etc. It is a known flaw in the system. You are screwed if your school send in a unweighted average,</p>
<p>Orcaaa is an admissions ■■■■■ for sure. Why are you trying to keep everyone down with your fake facts</p>
<p>What people don’t realize is that colleges like the Ivies don’t really care what your GPA is. They care a lot more about what your rank is because at some schools a student could have a 4.8 GPA and still not be in the top 10% whereas in other schools a student could have a 3.8 and be in the top 5% at their school. Colleges realize this and so what percentile you fall in is a lot more important than what your GPA actually is. Also, they usually compare your academic profile to that of previous applicants to the school to see how you rank.</p>
<p>most schools don’t rank.</p>
<p>My school doesn’t rank but since I’m in the top 5 averages of the school, I just guestimated 4/520 as my rank.</p>
<p>I got 226 
aka “very good chance”</p>
<p>but we’ll see about that…T___T</p>