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Started by dambae
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with those stats you shouldn't have a hard time getting in to most schools, but then again you have to be well rounded... I would say apply to 4-8 schools that you really want to go to, and maybe a few "back up" schools....better to be safe then sorry
I agree, 4-8 schools is about average but it varies depending on how confident the applicant is on their chances of getting accepted
How many schools do people with 22 DATs usually apply to?
(To be more specific, gpa is around 3.6-3.7)
From what school and what major?
as many as they want??How many schools do people with 22 DATs usually apply to?
(To be more specific, gpa is around 3.6-3.7)
i had a 19 AA and a 3.7, applied to 11 schools, interviewed at 5, accepted at 3. if i had a 22 i prolly would've still applied to 7-8. do whatever you want.
I did 8 and got into enough but I think this is one area where you don't want to cut it too close. You don't want to tempt fate and for whatever reason not get into a school/a school that you would want to go. You don't want to have wait a cycle and start over. Luckily I had some options and got to pick the school that was right for me.
It kinda sucks paying those extra fees and paying for those interview trips but I think spending an extra grand or so in applying to those extra schools is a sound investment.
p.s. when you don't apply to a lot of school be sure to do your homework on the ones you do apply to so you make sure that you have a good chance of getting in.

It kinda sucks paying those extra fees and paying for those interview trips but I think spending an extra grand or so in applying to those extra schools is a sound investment.
p.s. when you don't apply to a lot of school be sure to do your homework on the ones you do apply to so you make sure that you have a good chance of getting in.

How many schools do people with 22 DATs usually apply to?
(To be more specific, gpa is around 3.6-3.7)
You can apply anywhere.
Be a little be more specific on where you want to go though. I'd apply to max 10 schools with those stats.