<p>Actually if you looked over last year’s decision thread, many of the rejected (not deferred) had high 700’s on their SATs while most of the accepted didn’t even break 700 on the majority of their SAT scores. Hmmmmm</p>
<p>They literall live IN her backyard…they dig holes</p>
<p>Dionysus, I hate you right now.</p>
<p>ssshhhh
the INS are everywhere</p>
<p>dionysus, go away… ur making me feel bad</p>
<p>Actually I should clear that up. What I posted was for WHARTON only :)</p>
<p>are you KIDDING!?!!? Dionysus, jump off a bridge!!!</p>
<p>It’s like you’re advocating having <700 scores … ?</p>
<p>That’s not very nice… and no I’m not… I was in contact with some of them before they applied actually. These names come to mind quickly because they posted so much (non-urms, all ED):</p>
<p>stambliark14 (1600 SAT, bunch of other ECcrap) rejected
holyspirit (1580 SAT, legacy) rejected
kliuless (1600 SAT) rejected</p>
<p>footballer (1320 SAT) accepted
lucky98 (1380 SAT) accepted
yukos (1330 SAT) accepted
zhang (1430 SAT) accepted
rob d (1430 SAT) accepted</p>
<p>That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen…now I feel like I’m going to get rejected because I have a good SAT score</p>
<p>don’t be foolish guys, SATs are nothing. seriously, I can’t believe you would feel like getting rejected because of a good SAT score. Don’t make me knock some sence into your head!</p>
<p>it seems like SATs would hold some weight though…I mean students with near-perfect SATs getting rejected and students in the 1300s all getting accepted? That’s pretty strange…</p>
<p>also, those aren’t the exceptions… the mid range (~1500) had their decisions split between accept and defer/reject</p>
<p>As WhartonAdvisor has stated times without number: “Penn engages in a holistic process while evaluating each applicant’s application.” In other words, in my opinion, “Your SAT scores weighs as much as every other aspect of your application.”</p>
<p>People, just chill… There’s no way a 2300 would be more detrimental than a 2100.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t go as far to say that your SAT score is equal in weight to all other factors, but definitely having a score in the high 2300s won’t get you in alone.</p>
<p>Dionysus said kids with scores around 1500 were split (~50/50?) between accept and defer/reject – Probably because the only ones accepted were also the ones who had grades that matched (top 5% or better I would assume) and good leadership ECs or awards.</p>
<p>omg, there is hope for me yet :)</p>
<p>with<em>one</em>voice and pyar, WHERE THE HECK are you on the “let’s hold hands” thread???</p>
<p>I keep worrying that I’m not good enough…this all makes me so anxious</p>
<p>im there now, i havent been on CC for a couple hours lol</p>
<p>Yeah - I don’t think there’s any way to get it past 2.</p>
<p>Your Academic Index: 2
Your AI Rank: 1 out of 9</p>
<p>Your ranking is based on the following data:</p>
<p>SAT I Verbal: -999999000<br>
SAT I Math: -999999000
SAT II No. 1: -999999000<br>
SAT II No. 2: -999999000<br>
SAT II No. 3: -999999000</p>
<p>Rank is 9999 and class size is 9999</p>
<p>^ lol dude, get some sleep or something. </p>
<p>and yea, i bet the kids with super high sats that were rejected were ppl with nothing else to support their application such as PERSONALITY. just a thought</p>