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Chances of getting accepted to top colleges such as, Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon and UT Austin?
Unweighted cumulative GPA: 3.4
Junior Year GPA: 3.42
AP Test performance:
Junior Year:
4 in AP Chemistry
5 in AP Biology
5 in AP US History
5 in AP English Lang
5 in AP Computer Science
Senior Year:
AP Physics
AP Calculus BC
AP English Literature
AP Government
AP Economics.
Awards:
National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, (CR: 74, W:76)
AP Scholar with Honor.
Standardized Test
SAT Subject Test: Math II 750
SAT Subject Test: Physics: November 2012
SAT Reasoning: October 2012
Decent ECs (Leadership, Community service, Sports, Chess)
So what are the chances of getting accepted with an SAT score of 2250 and 700+ on the Physics SAT Subject Test?
thanks
Karen there is nobody in a class of 900 students, with a 3.95 unweighted GPA. The highest is about 3.75.
2 Answers
- The TrollsterLv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
It's okay, your subject tests could have been higher though. Most kids who got into Berkely were in the 790-800 range :)
- PastaBellaLv 79 years ago
Johns Hopkins - no chance - you would need a minimum 3.95 unweighted gpa and a 2100 SAT (Math, Critical thinking, Writing)
Carnegie Mellon - currently, with your low gpa, you have about a 4% chance of getting in. You would need a 3.6 unweighted to increase your chances of acceptance
University of Texas - Austin - No Problem getting in - A 3.4 unweighted GPA will give you about a 60% chance of acceptance. Anything above an 1800 SAT and all of your EC’s will assure it.
