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@VinitRao

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• 3 years ago •

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hello

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choosingacollege

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@mcampisi3 years ago

Hi, I feel that this is extremely strong for any top program in the US. Definitely take that leap of faith and apply to the Ivy. It doesn't negatively affect you especially if you get in.

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@CameronBameron

2,249 answers, 8,660 votes

• 3 years ago

Hi, "chance me" questions are not allowed on this blog. You should be entering all your stats and ECs into a CV profile and then running it against the Ivys to see what your chances are. Good luck.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@VinitRao3 years ago [edited]

I evaluated my profile and it says i have around 1% chance of getting in to any top college, i got into tension and i don't have anyone to guide me so I came here,

@CameronBameron3 years ago [edited]

I don't think you should apply anywhere ED because you will probably need the extra months to work on getting your SAT to score up and working on your essays and editing your ECs so they are easier to comprehend. Since you haven't even taken the SAT yet, why do you think you can score 1560-1600 in a real test environment? Unless you have taken 10 practice tests and scored 1560-1600 already, I would'nt make any assumptions about your SAT outcome.

@CameronBameron3 years ago

Each SAT is curved differently and you don't know which form of the test are going to receive on test day. It may favor your strengths or work against you. You may need to retake it if it isn't the score you hoped for.

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