What were YOUR Stats and where did you get accepted/denied

[Anonymous]

2006
SAT 1430
GPA 4.0
UVA: accepted ED, attended
Boston College: accepted EA
Tulane: accepted

[Anonymous]

2004 from NOVA public

GPA 4.0+ weighted
ACT 32

Admitted: Carleton, Grinnell, William & Mary
Denied: Brown, Wesleyan

[Anonymous]

1983
GPA not calculated at my high school, but it was about a B+/A- average.
1510 SAT, 5s on 3 APs.
Accepted to Swarthmore ED.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1985
3.7
1210
Harvard Rejected
Brown Rejected
Stanford Accepted Attended
Tufts Accepted
Wesleyan Waitlisted
Northwestern Accepted
Boston University Accepted

This is why Stanford should be the lowest of the elite. Their priority was not, and is not, in academics.

[Anonymous]

1981
SAT 720V 780M
GPA 3.8

Applied to UMass, Boston U, Cornell, Ohio State

Rejected Cornell, accepted to all others

Attended Boston U

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1985
3.7
1210
Harvard Rejected
Brown Rejected
Stanford Accepted Attended
Tufts Accepted
Wesleyan Waitlisted
Northwestern Accepted
Boston University Accepted

This is why Stanford should be the lowest of the elite. Their priority was not, and is not, in academics.

My California public HS class in early 1990s had bunch of kids accepted at Stanford. It was much, much easier to get into back then. Easier than Harvard and similar.

[Anonymous]

1984
3.7 gpa (5 APs)
1410 SAT

accepted: Washington(Seattle), Berkeley, CMU
rejected: CalTech, MIT, Stanfurd

[Anonymous]

4.2 GPA (weighted); 1280 SAT
1991 grad -- sports, dance, student council

Cal--accepted
UCSD--accepted
Michigan--accepted
UVA--WL
Duke--WL
William & Mary--WL
Notre Dame--WL

[Anonymous]

1979, A- average, 1210 SAT

Admitted:
Emory (attended)
Berkeley
Reed
UNC

Rejected:
Penn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1985
3.7
1210
Harvard Rejected
Brown Rejected
Stanford Accepted Attended
Tufts Accepted
Wesleyan Waitlisted
Northwestern Accepted
Boston University Accepted

This is why Stanford should be the lowest of the elite. Their priority was not, and is not, in academics.

Yes - because nothing changes in 35 years.

[Anonymous]

I applied for fall 2001. 1590 SAT, A or A- average at an elite boarding school. No hooks.

Accepted:
Georgetown
Vanderbilt
Tulane

Rejected:
Stanford
Berkeley
Duke

[Anonymous]

For fall of 1997.
4.3+ weighted at all girls Catholic HS, lots of APs.
1400 SAT - perfect verbal but mediocre math.
Leadership roles in 4-H, scouts, church, and an unusual volunteer activity with disabled kids.

Accepted to all the UCs (in state), waitlisted at Stanford, rejected at Pomona. Attended a middling UC because of their honors program and scholarship money.

[Anonymous]

Late 80’s

3.4 uw
1240 SAT (540 v, 700 m)
Middle of nowheresville large public high school
2 APs, first class to have any offered at school

Accepted
Wash U
2 7-Sisters (attended)

Rejected
Northwestern
Miami Ohio

I can’t believe I only applied to 5 schools

[Anonymous]

I was just telling my kid today about how I regretted panicking my senior year and stopping my applications to reach schools. I ended up not applying to NYU, Brown and 2 others, though I can’t remember which ones now.

I applied to and was accepted at:

UNC Chapel Hill
University of Pittsburgh
UMass Amherst
Tufts
GWU

Ended up at GWU with significant aid. Neither of my parents graduate HS so it was a big deal for me.

I don’t remember my score and stats. I think 1400 on SATs and a very high weighted gpa at least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1985
3.7
1210
Harvard Rejected
Brown Rejected
Stanford Accepted Attended
Tufts Accepted
Wesleyan Waitlisted
Northwestern Accepted
Boston University Accepted

This is why Stanford should be the lowest of the elite. Their priority was not, and is not, in academics.

Please email the school, cc Guido Imbens and let them know your very valuable opinion. It will have a tremendous impact on everyone around the world. Please feel free to create your own version of "elite" on the toilet paper, while you think about it - Ivy alumna who had Dr. Imbens as TA.