<p>Stats:[ul]
[<em>] SAT/ACT: 2320
[</em>] SAT IIs: 800 / 760 / 750
[<em>] GPA (w/uw): 3.8 uw
[</em>] Rank/Percentile (# out of #) or %: 86/1050
[<em>] Total AP’s/IB’s taken (score): 10 (5’s, 2 4’s)
[</em>] Course load: Near hardest possible
[<em>] Other stats:
[/ul]Subjective:[ul]
[</em>] Essays: Excellent
[<em>] Teacher Recs: Alright, perhaps
[</em>] Counselor Rec: Alright
[<em>] Interview: N/A
[</em>] Major EC’s: High leadership positions in clubs
[<em>] Work experience: Boss of local company
[</em>] Hook (if any): work experience
[<em>] Notable weaknesses (if any): Not URM
[/ul]Location/Person:[ul]
[</em>] State or Country: USA
[<em>] School Type: Public
[</em>] Ethnicity: Asian
[<em>] Gender: M
[</em>] Income Bracket: 100k
[<em>] Financial aid?: yes
[</em>] Intended Major: Econ / Asian studies
[li] Other schools in mind: ------------[/li][/ul]Other Factors:</p>
<p>I got in with a 2120 SAT…and i’m white too. I have faith in the fact that scores aren’t everything!!! so everyone, don’t think that you have 2300 to get in to dartmouth or any other college of your choice.</p>
<p>The stats are really interesting. 400 accepted ED and they’re shooting for a class of probably 1075, that means acceptance for RD will be under 2000 students. I expect the rate this year to be just over 10%, around the 12% mark. And this is using the number of applicants from my year. So if more people apply as can be expected with Harvard and Princeton’s end to early admissions, the rate will be even lower.</p>
<p>Stats:
SAT/ACT: 790 Reading / 750 Math / 800 Writing / who takes the ACT?
SAT IIs: 800 US History / 770 Math IC
GPA (w/uw): 99.28w
Rank/Percentile (# out of #) or %: 2/208
Total AP’s/IB’s taken (score): 3 (two 4’s, one 5)
Course load: Most difficult
Other stats:
Subjective:
Essays: I guess they were good? Wrote about experiences waitressing after my dad forced me to get a job to learn about life. Tried to make myself seem like I became down to earth and humbled.
Teacher Recs: I wouldn’t know cause I didn’t read them.
Counselor Rec: Wuldn’t know
Interview: N/A
Major EC’s: Varsity Tennis captain, Varsity Soccer
Work experience: Waitress’ed
Hook (if any): none
Notable weaknesses (if any): being from CT
Location/Person:
State or Country: Connecticut
School Type: Public
Ethnicity: WASP dad, Greek mom
Gender: F
Income Bracket: privileged
Financial aid?: no
Intended Major: Econonomics / Government
Other schools in mind: Penn, Tufts, Amherst, Harvard, Princeton, Middlebury, St Andrews</p>
<p>Stats:
SAT/ACT: 740 Reading / 740 Math / 700 Writing
SAT IIs: 710 US History / 770 Math 2 / 760 Biology M / 780 Chemistry
GPA (w/uw): 103.4w
Rank/Percentile (# out of #) or %: 2/220
Total AP’s/IB’s taken (score): 1 (only one available in jr year) AP US- 5
Course load: Most difficult
Other stats:
Subjective:
Essays:I thought they were good. Showed passion for a paino song
Teacher Recs: Great relationships with them…assume they were good.
Counselor Rec: really good…she’s so nice
Interview: shaky…it was my first one
Major EC’s: Cross-Country Captain and Indoor Track Captain (actually a runner…not a filler sport), Drama Club Musical productions, Chorus (went to all-state chorus), Piano, International Relations Club (vice- pres)…model UN trip
Work experience: accompanied production of a musical
Hook (if any): none
Notable weaknesses (if any): SATS, Massachusetts, not being a bit faster in XC and track
State or Country: Massachusetts
School Type: Public
Ethnicity: white
Gender: Male
Income Bracket: 200k ish? (I have no idea)
Financial aid?: no
Intended Major: umm…
Other schools in mind: Harvard, Cornell, Stanford, Middlebury, Williams, Colgate</p>
<p>Wow Xanatos and VeryHappy, you’ve really got it out for me dontcha. If Dartmouth’s such a great school shouldn’t you guys be studying or being in college? Instead of being on this board?</p>
<p>Let’s hope and pray that Dartmouth will expedite your maturing process, Dartgirl. You come across extremely immature, conceited, and shallow. Lying on your essay in order to make yourself appear “humble” is rather low. In due time, you’ll see why Xanatos and others, including myself, are a wee bit upset with you regarding this. Trumpeting it to the world, or at least this forum, indicates your lack of insight into this particular character flaw of yours. </p>
<p>Also, if you truly are going to Dartmouth, the last thing one would expect is for you to degrade the school simply to “get back” at the other two commenters.</p>
<p>Give her a break. The college only knows what’s on paper. As long as you didn’t lie about your experiences, no one can say what you did or did not learn or grow from it.</p>
<p>Kiddo, the thread is two years old. Also, with something like 12 pages of posts, who knows which person from Minnesota you are adressing? If you want to get an answer from someone, you might try PMing them. The system might send you an email and they might reply. But most likely you should just read it for general information purposes.</p>
Also, with something like 12 pages of posts, who knows which person from Minnesota you are adressing? If you want to get an answer from someone, you might try PMing them. The system might send you an email and they might reply. But most likely you should just read it for general information purposes.</p>