r/middlebury • u/thinkingvelvet • 7h ago
Admissions Any advice?
How am I doing?
Middlebury is my absolute dream, mainly because of the amazing PhD pipeline. I'm a current junior in high school. Please give me a realistic evaluation of my odds of acceptance. Don't be afraid to hurt my feelings.
I want to be a double major in English and French.
White, female, middle-income
UW gpa: 4.0
Weighted gpa: 4.5
ACT: 34
7 AP's by senior year (my school only allows them starting junior year):
\- AP Lang
\- APUSH
\- APES
\- AP Pre-Calc
\- AP Pysch
\- AP Lit
\- AP Calc BC
120 volunteer hours with various organizations
\*Extracurriculars\*
1: Publications program at school; youngest to be published in school's magazine (x2); editor in chief of magazine and website; multiple awards
2: Ethics Bowl
3: Hostess at local restaurant (3 years by graduation)
4: Superintendant's Student Advisory Board
5: Substack Blog (publish weekly)
6: Girls Lead Program 2025
7: Volunteering with various organizations including local library (over 120 hours total)
8: Yearbook ( 2 years)
9: Orchestra; all-district cello
10: Turn-Up Youth Activism Intern
\*Honors\*
1: Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key (poetry)
2: Second place; copy-editing at state for journalism
3: World language department academic excellence award in French
4: 1st place at journalism regionals (copy-editing)
5: 3rd place at journalism sectionals (copy-editing)
Thank you for taking the time to read this!