What Are My Chances At Dartmouth Early Decision???

<p>Selbyville, Delaware
class rank- 1
SAT I
CR: 700
M: 750
W: 720</p>

<p>SAT II
Math II: 710
U.S. History: 700
Biology-E: 690</p>

<p>AP
(10th) Biology–4
(11th) Chemistry–4
(11th) English-Language–3
(11th) U.S. History–4
(11th)Calc AB–5
(12th)English-Literature–
(12th)Calc BC–
(12th)Physics–</p>

<p>Academic Honors and Awards
1.) George Washington School of Engineering and Applied Science Medal (11th Grade)
This award is given to the WPS junior who has the highest combined mathematics and science average.
2.) Swarthmore Book Club Award (11th Grade)
This award is given to a WPS student who is in the top 10% of his/her class and displays leadership inside and outside of the classroom.
3.) Maryland Math League Award – 6th Place (11th Grade)
The Math League test is a monthly exam given to high school students throughout Maryland. My combined score at the end of the year was the 6th highest in the state.
4.) Academic Convocation (11th Grade)
AP Chemistry, AP Calculus I, AP U.S. History, and French III
5.) Academic Convocation (10th Grade)
AP Biology, World History II, French II, English 10, Physical Education, and Perfect Attendance
6.) Academic Convocation (9th Grade)
Physical Science, Geometry, World History I, French I, Music Appreciation, and Physical Education
7.) AP Scholar with Distinction (11th Grade)
8.) National Honor Society (11th Grade)
9.) National Honor Society of High School Scholars (11th Grade)
10.) French National Honor Society (10th Grade)
Other Awards and Positions Held
1.) Editor-in-Chief of Beaks Speaks Newspaper (12th Grade)
2.) Class Treasurer (12th Grade)
3.) E.S.I.A.C. Tennis Singles’ Finalist (11th Grade)
The top three singles players from each conference team competed in this tournament.
4.) Newspaper Page Editor (9th-11th Grade)
5.) Three Varsity Tennis Letters (9th-11th Grade)
6.) Member of the Musical’s Technical Crew (11th-12th Grade)</p>

<p>You have a pretty good shot, but you might get deferred. </p>

<p>I’m just assuming that most of the people who get accepted under ED are practically perfect 2400’s and whatnot, but that’s just me.</p>

<p>don’t people who apply ED have generally lower scores than those RD? (or is it other way around)</p>

<p>it’s not supposed to be that way…but i think that the lower scores are generally more ed…what do ya think muh chances are?</p>

<p>i think you have pretty good chances. I would be happy applying ED there with the scores you have (obviously not taking into account the essays, ect) put up.</p>

<p>Any other predictions please?</p>

<p>bUmPppppppppp</p>

<p>Please Chance Me</p>

<p>I thnk you have pretty fair chances. No obvious weaknesses, but nothing really stands out. Best of luck to you. I hope you get in! :)</p>

<p>thank you very much…anyone else?</p>

<p>Bumppppppppppppppppppp</p>

<p>Likely to be admitted. Highlight your positions as editor and editor-in-chief, as well as your tennis accomplishments so that these well rounded activities don’t get lost in your long list of academic achievements. Dartmouth College students are typically well rounded and very social. Good luck!</p>

<p>OK thank you…anyone else?</p>

<p>bumpppppppppppppppppp</p>

<p>u have a good shot at Dartmouth. GL :p</p>

<p>anyone else?</p>

<p>bump it up</p>

<p>I think you have really worked hard throughout your high school.</p>

<p>I myself am not an expert but I guess you have a good chance.
It seems to me that now it depends on how other candidates are…</p>

<p>thank you! anyone else? please!</p>

<p>if you’re a boy, you have a pretty good chance. if you’re a girl, well. girls like you are a dime a dozen, esp. here on CC (no offense at all to you or any other girls) and unless you have some sort of hook or an essay that really makes you stand out, you have a 1 in however many girls are virtually indistinguishable from you shot.</p>