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Drew University

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Your Combined ACT:
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SAT Math + Verbal:
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Your Chances at Drew
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Your Chances at Drew
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Men
Women
# Applicants
1,304
2,126
# Admitted
1,008
1,648
% Admitted
77.3%
77.5%
% Overall
77.4%

Students who got into Drew:

Tips mention: Interview (9), ACT/SAT (18), Grades (19), Sports/Extracurriculars (10), College Essay (5)
-good gradeApr 19 2008Economics
-good grades
-develop positive relationships with teachers who can write recommendations
-dedicate yourselves to a few (don't overkill) extracurricular activities (not necessarily in school)
SAT: 1400 Female
I got into Drew by having B+ and A-Apr 18 2008Political Science
I got into Drew by having B+ and A- grades, and all my classes were IB classes. I chose Drew because of the SAT option, which allowed me to send a paper from my English class that I did well in. This allowed the University to see my skills and talents through my work, and not through a score on the SATS
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Study hard, get goodApr 09 2008Economics
Study hard, get good grades, write a good essay, convince admissions that you are unique enough for Drew.
SAT: 1200 Female
Don't worry about your STA scoresApr 09 2008Philosophy
Don't worry about your STA scores. They're not too important as long as your grades are decent and you have an extra-curiccular or two. However, this is a place more geared toward intellectualism than anything else, so if you got lower than a 1000, you might not enjoy the place as much. That's not a bad thing on you, I'm just looking out for people who kinda wanna slack off and drunk a lot (which I TOTALLY understand), this just isn't the best place to do it. Good luck.
SAT: 1390 Male
I was a semi average student with much experienceApr 09 2008Economics
I was a semi average student with much experience. My grades were not the source of me getting into Drew though for some other students it was. Drew looks at more of the student rather than their scores. This is why our SATs were also taken away so we could diversify our applicant pool.

If you'd like to come to Drew make sure you have something on your application that portray who you are.
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