Really, what are the chances?

redsox9
Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:01:55 +0000

To be perfectly honest, statistically speaking its not good. Vassar has admitted people in the 1900 range before, but they usually have some unique quality (e.g. URM, athletic recruit). Your great GPA will definitely help. I applied ED last year with a 2140 SAT and a low 3.5 UW GPA (Weighted was higher, took a lot of honor classes). And I honestly did not think I would get in. But then again, good luck and try. As they say, you miss all the shots you don’t take. =)

EDIT: And the 650 math and 650 writing are both below Vassar’s avgs by a bit.

“Sixty-five percent of Vassar’s class of 2014 with a high school rank graduated in the top 10 percent of their class, and 91 percent were in the top 20 percent. Their average SAT scores were 702 on the critical reading exam, 679 on the mathematics exam, and 691 on the writing exam, with a mean recomputed high school grade point average slightly above A-minus.”