<p>“You will ned to have top scores if you have a weaker transcript.”</p>
<p>This is not true. Stellar standardized test performance never makes up for a sub-par transcript, which is considered to be the most important document in the whole folder. Admission officers care much more about how you performed over a four-year period than how you performed for a few hours on one Saturday. </p>
<p>@wharton1995, it’s impossible to chance you without seeing your whole file (including teacher recs and essays, both of which are unavailable to us), so don’t be so hard on CC users. And even if we saw your whole file, it would still be difficult to chance you because we’d have no idea what the entire pool looks like. At this point, there’s nothing you can do about your academic record. Focus on the things you can change: your essays. Work tirelessly on those. Other than that, just relax. The only way you know what your “chances” are is if you apply.</p>