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What chance do I have for Georgetown?
I'm hoping to transfer after spring semester for sophmore year, i'm a freshman now....
i'm at a big 10 school right now(not u michigan or nwestern)
either a 3.56 or 3.77 gpa(still waiting on a course grade)
-finance major
-spot volunteering at University sponsored events...20+ hours
-part time job 10 hours a week as a dishwasher
-taking 3 200 level courses next semester(1 right now)
-low sat scores......1180/1600....(sigh) ..3.2 hs gpa
-bible study group
-two more clubs
thank you
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You definitely have a chance, but I wouldn't get my hopes up if I were you. Considering how difficult of a school Georgetown is, you never know what is going to happen. Hopefully you get that 3.77, it would be much more impressive. As for your SAT scores, here is something I found off of their website,
Test scores SAT verbal scores over 500 99%, SAT math scores over 500 99%, ACT scores over 18 100%, SAT verbal scores over 600 88%, SAT math scores over 600 90%, ACT scores over 24 89%, SAT verbal scores over 700 53%, SAT math scores over 700 51%, ACT scores over 30 58%
(Oh, they only consider critical reading and math)
You could call the school and tell someone about your credits and they can help give you a better idea of where you stand. Also make sure to find a teacher that knows you very well, or perhaps an alumni and get some great letters of reccomendation. They can go a long way.
Good luck! You definitely have a shot, but don't get down on yourself if you don't get it, very few people do!
- 1 decade ago
Georgetown puts a lot of value in the recommendations sent by alumni - my dad wrote letters for people all the time. find a teacher at your school that went to Georgetown, kick some butt in that class and ask for a letter of recommendation.