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Students who got into Vanderbilt:

Tips mention: Interview (1), ACT/SAT (13), Grades (25), Sports/Extracurriculars (15), College Essay (16)
“Frankly I think that I got in because I
Apr 13 2006Business - Management and Administration
frankly I think that I got in because I was from the North and they are trying to diversify and because I applied to one of the less competitive schools
“Get good grades and good test scores
Feb 16 2006Political Science
Get good grades and good test scores. They are definitely high on people with community service these days - so much so in fact, that there is a huge scholarship program for people who have been active in service related pursuits. Being a legacy never seems to hurt either.
SAT: 1540 Male
“Be a well rounded person, admissions cares about you
Feb 08 2006Psychology
Be a well rounded person, admissions cares about you as a person on top of your grades. although nice scores cant hurt
ACT: 32 SAT: 1410 Female
“Too many activities for my own good
Jan 23 2006Economics
“Um... grades and SAT/ACT are all that really matter
Nov 11 2005PreMed and Medical
Um... grades and SAT/ACT are all that really matter (i.e. extracurriculars didn't seem to matter). Surprisingly, I know some EXTREMELY unintelligent folks here! Kind of surprising!
ACT: 33 SAT: 1420 Male
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