How I got into Notre Dame (stats, GPA, extracurriculars, and advice)
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- In this video, I share my stats, extracurriculars, and advice when applying to college. I know that the college application process can be stressful, so I hope this video helps alleviate some of that stress. If you enjoyed this video and want to see more, make sure to subscribe!
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I just got into Notre Dame REA TONIGHT so I’m watching a bunch of these videos lol IM SO HAPPY!!
Congratulations!! It is definitely a reason to celebrate!
Jordan’s Vlogs thanks hope your year is going well!!
Congratulations! Sadly, my girlfriend just got denied- but hey, although it hurts for her now, I feel like God maybe intended a better path for her. Enjoy your time at ND!
Crinky aww yeah honestly the application process is so random too but I hope everything works out!!
Alberto Macia Congrats!!! (:
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:18 🎓 College application deadlines, like early action and early decision, often fall around November 1st.
00:32 📊 GPA at the speaker's school was weighted, and they achieved a 4.1 GPA in freshman year.
01:12 📚 Sophomore year included both half-weighted and fully weighted classes, with a 4.2 GPA.
01:51 🧪 Junior year featured three fully weighted classes and a 4.4 GPA, along with AP exam results.
02:59 📝 The speaker took both ACT (34) and SAT (1430) tests, but only submitted the ACT score for college applications.
03:38 📊 The average SAT score for applicants to the speaker's college was 1510, and the average ACT score was 35.2.
04:20 🏈 Extracurriculars included football, four years of varsity lacrosse, Club Med (medical field club), and Champions Together (sports for students with disabilities).
05:26 🌟 The speaker emphasized the importance of having something unique to stand out in college applications, sharing their experience as a Make-A-Wish kid.
06:22 🤔 Knowing why you want to attend a particular college and how you'll use its resources can strengthen your application.
07:05 🏛️ The speaker was drawn to Notre Dame because of its strong sense of community and family, which they felt through interactions with current students and alumni.
08:49 📚 Colleges look for students taking the most challenging courses available, so it's okay if your school doesn't offer AP classes.
09:18 🏫 Building relationships with college representatives and visiting campuses can be beneficial during the application process.
09:32 💌 Strong letters of recommendation from teachers or administrators who know you well can be essential.
10:12 🌠 Don't be afraid to dream big when applying to top schools; courage and determination can help you achieve your goals.
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Really enjoy your videos, keep up the great work and good luck on your future endeavors. You are a good kid, hope your family is proud of you.
Thank you so much! The video was awesome! I hope your freshman year is going well!
Hey Jordan, thanks for these videos about notre dame. It’s all been really helpful trying to guide myself.
I am glad they are helpful!
Love your video. Excellent advice.
If your dreams don't scare you they're not big enough. LOVE IT !~!
I’m a senior and I got in. Class of 2026! Thank you for this video.
Thank you for this video!
This was great! Very informative.
I got in class of 2024!
Congratulations!
Also got in! For finance major. Go Irish!
Congrats!!
Same dudee .. got into Mendoza .. ill see you guys there
I'm in 2024 as well!!
Fair play to you, that's great you got in but it makes me glad I went to university in Europe. In Europe generally, it's just your academic scores. No one cares about extra curricular. If you want to do say, Engineering degrees, do you have good scores in High School math, engineering and science classes. That's all the universities care about.
Good video, thanks for sharing
Let’s go ND football 🏈🔥
Bro I'm only a freshman, I don't even know what my GPA is
Just got accepted, class of 2025, so excited to attend!!!!!!
Congrats! Welcome to the ND Family!
I have a 32 on the ACT and a 3.9 gpa and no AP scores I want to send them and I'm SO SCARED
It’s okay to be scared, just stay confident in what you have accomplished thus far!
32 ACT is pretty good and the 3.9 gpa. it would help to have some ap's though. atleast 3 or 4
CX The Dev or dual credits I took 2 AP’s and around 3-4 Dual Credit classes and got accepted but I got 4.0 tho
CX The Dev Also sometimes AP classes got study guide. Literally my sophomore Physical E Science study guide was the whole notebook all the notes we took in class + conceptual notes
Im applying to ND this year. I really would like to go but I have no clue if my ACT will bring me to a 0.00000001% of acceptance (it was a 26 comp). I have a very good gpa though (3.99 unweight & 5.23 weighted), and I take great interest in my extracurriculars. Well here's hoping (finger cross)
Good luck!!
@@mefencamm7199 I thank you good sir (tips hat)
When do you know if you get accepted??
@@SirSquireWafflesdid you get in
i applied REA this year, decision will come out this saturday, best of luck....🍀
Good luck!
Did you get in?
Hi Jordan. I am curious that Is Notre Dame accpeted transfer applicants from community college ?.
I believe so, I would double check Notre Dame's Website for more info and deadlines
Anh Nguyen they do
How should I reach out to my admissions representative.
Email is probably the best way.
You and your grades wet like Jordan! $$$
Would you say that the university of Norte dame has a lot of African American students?
I would say no, there are some but I would not consider it a lot by any means. I think the University is trying to increase diversity which is good but they still have a lot of work to do.
Thank you
Hey man, go Irish, and where is your hoodie from?
It is a Polo Bear hoodie from Ralph Lauren!
Any tips for boosting your Act score?
Practice tests helped me out the most, it sucks to do them but it definitely pays off.
Do you know what the average gpa and sat is?
I am unsure of the average GPA, I would assume 3.9 and above but I could be wrong on that. As for the SAT, I think the average Reading and Writing score is 680-750 and the Math is 690-770. Hope this helps!
@@Jordanwalker17 Thank you! :)
Couldn't get into Keenan huh? (ND '64)
With all due respect, Stanford > Keenan. Go griffins! But North Quad > South Quad.
The volume is too low
Did you apply in REA or RD? Really confused rn and need your help.
I applied regular decision.
@Jordan Walker tysm
I got accepted REA for Class of 2024 and ND is my dream school!!! I'm so excited!!
Congrats!!
@@Jordanwalker17 Thank you!! I have loved watching your experience on ND and motivated me to apply
Waitlisted :( any advice?
What I would do would be to email your admissions counselor a letter stating (if you think ND is a perfect fit for you) why ND is the perfect fit for you and what the University can do for you and what you can do for the University. I hope this helps and I wish you the best of luck!
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Just got accepted REA Class of 2027!
Congratulations!! Welcome to the Irish family! ☘️
Hey! Congratulations!!! What was your GPA? Can I get into ND with 3.7 in scale of 4.0 GPA?
Is a 1330 too low
1400-mid1500s is around the middle 50% I believe, it’s not impossible to get in with a 1330 but it will be a little more difficult.
A friend got into Stanford with a 1330! If you really want it and they really want you, you’ll get in. Make sure your essays are awesome
@@Jordanwalker17 yeah didnt get in :(
@@juanmartingomez3747 didn't get in either with a 1440... Penn State might've actually been a better fit for me and I might actually be happier here, but ND still holds a place in my heart thanks to my grandpa, lol.