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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you really not know the answer? [/quote] Original Poster here: Its not easy to make such a list. Why make such a comment? The SAT is high IVY HYPMS. The GPA is low top 25. So please have something to offer or move along. DC is open to all college experiences. [/quote] I am not being snarky, but have DC read this book over the summer and start making their own list. [/quote] https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Book-Colleges-2019-Universities/dp/1524757942[/quote] Theyve read all the guidebooks. Weve met with the college counselor. Its difficult when the GPA doesnt match the SAT. So Im asking the board - any other anecdotes of high SAT and great but not top 1% GPA - outcomes with Top 10 schools. Is that worth the time. Assume no other hooks.[/quote] My child with similar stats went big state U because of the free ride and personality match. Did not even try for competitive schools-went for scholarship money. We appreciated this and respect the smart decision to enter law school in a few years debt free. [/quote] My DC with 3.7 and 34 ACT from top private was rejected from UVA, UMCP and WL/rejected from Ohio State. [b]It is really hard when you don't have the weighted GPA. [/b] They did get into all of the privates, even reaches and some big merit packages on the targets/safeties. They could have gotten full ride at some OOS, but none they were interested in. [/quote] It can be hard at schools that don't have the staff to perform truly holistic admissions (see Ohio State, where they flat-out tell you that during campus visits). [/quote]
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