What are my chances of being accepted to Brown in Regular Decision?

Colleges & Universities Brown University
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<p>What are my chances?</p>

<p>Gender: Female
Prospective Major: Undeclared Engineering
Ethnicity: White</p>

<p>I have a 4.0 and have taken every demanding course my high school offers…
(Class rank 11/326)</p>

<p>Junior Year-
AP Calc (A+, A)
AP US History(A, A+)
AP English (A, A)</p>

<p>Senior Year-
AP Chemistry (A+)
AP English (A)
Honors Physics (A+) and next semester I am switching into AP Physics (without taking the entire course…I want to show college admissions staff that I am looking to challenge myself)</p>

<p>I play Girls Varsity Lacrosse
I have received many Faculty Awards in Math and Science
I am in Interact Club, Student Council, Humanitarian Club, Debate Club, and in the Student Leadership Organization</p>

<p>I am not an excellent standardized test taker; however,
SATs-
630 Math
620 Writing (10 on my essay)
560 Critical Reading</p>

<p>ACTs-
31 Math
29 English
22 Reading
22 Science
(10 on my essay)</p>

<p>What do you think my chances for admission will be for RD?</p>

<p>*I was selected to be a teacher’s assistant in my Physics class.</p>

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<p>Yeah, I was really impressed by your stats until I saw your test scores… I know what that’s like. Is it too late to just send your ACT?</p>

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<p>…Eh. To be honest (not spiteful), your statistics are not impressive at all. They’re typical. Not enough AP, too low SAT and ACT, and nothing special for awards and ECs. But hey, who knows, you just might be that unqualified person that gets in because the admissions board feels that you have “potential” or something. There’s always those every year. Ivy leages are so random and bipolar.</p>

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<p>Brown might not even look at the essay part of the SAT’s. Also, ignore the harebrained comment stating that you didn’t take enough AP’s. Honestly, you’re fine with the number of AP’s. There’s no need to take like seven AP courses in a year, like that fellow above probably did. I’m very impressed with your resume, being an athlete myself. You have a good chance, in my opinion.</p>