HOW I GOT IN: my gpa, sat/act score, recs & more!! #COLLEGE

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In the Commons of my most viewed video, which is this one, a lot of people are dying to know questions regarding my G p a in high school, my s a t r a c T scores like letters of recommendation. Although I used to be really private about this information because I was self conscious and I knew that there would always be somebody better than me at this point in my life, a senior in college about to graduate, I'm like, f it move cares. Do you guys want to know this? I'm gonna answer your questions and tell you all about how I got in. Because why not? It was a very requested video, and I'm gonna do it. I'm sorry that it lost by I think, 6%. The tie was really close between what video do I upload? What's in my backpack, which will be in a card. Because, like I said, we really are like one big family on my channel with lots of love to around. I just planned out all my videos and giveaways and cl abs until the end of the summer, and I'm so pumped because so much is happening. I'm not really sure how to film this video, actually, even asked on Instagram. There any other questions regarding this topic that you guys wanted to know that separates the obvious one. G p A. Y D c and high school kind of fluctuated A loss. Freshman year was really tough on me because I had a lot of families just going on. Junior year was when I was hospitalized and missed a month of school and then had a hard time adjusting. You're in high school, but I believe I graduated with a 3.7 or 3.6 for standardized testing. In the end, I ended up doing much better on the A C T vs S A T. I don't remember my s a t score, but it was bad. My a C T score was 26. Keep in mind, I took the A C T test a total of three times in high school. The 1st 2 times I got 20 fours and in the final time I got a 26. As her letter recommendations, my college counselor advised me to have four letters of recommendations we used. It's been four years my art history teacher because I had her for his straight junior year as well. So she could advocate for when I was out of school and how I was still, you know, thriving student and in the final letter of recommendation, was fine, my 10th grade biology teacher who also was my yearbook advisor and just a faculty member that I very close to. This is gonna be a short video because I don't really know what else to say. So maybe this will help you kind of determine whether or not you think you're going to get into a similar school, that I got into it. Keep in mind that it's totally hard to tell because somebody with the same standardized testing scores that you got could have been accepted or rejected from a school that you were the opposite end of something sense. You never really know exactly what they're looking for in an application. If this makes more sense as to why I got into or rejected from a certain school that you saw in that video, and I hope that this help again. Keep in mind that scores air all relative and subjective, too. So there's always going to be somebody that did better than you. There's always going to be somebody that scored lower than you, and it doesn't mean bye. I'm trying to get inspirational here, and it doesn't mean that that person is better or worse than you based on a test score. I totally do not believe that schools can even level intelligence based on that. One of the reasons I put off doing this video and even answering that question for a long time is because I know that I probably could have done a lot better. I know that I had friends that did better than me, and I know that like there's always somebody that's going to have a higher GPA and a higher test score and better outcomes in this. It really doesn't matter like it was just high school. Who knows? Like I got into turnout, which has a 17% acceptance rate to stay and baffled as to why? Because I feel like there were so many better students that should have gotten in. For some reason, they shows me You never really know why. Oh, if you have any further questions, were writing this process, I'll hopefully try to answer them or make an entire video like this one on it. To the people that suggest that this video here you go. It's not something that you normally share in high school, but at this point in life, let's tell the world, right? So if you're comfortable sharing that, I'd love to see it. Picking the red button down below, we really are like one big family with lots of love to go around, and it's never too late to join. Don't forget to collect the bounty hunter finds you every time I upload a new video, and I always shout out first comment on my social media's as well. So if you have your notifications on increases your chances of seeing it first and being shut out on my socials to definitely going to want to admit on Snapchat and follow me on instagram so you don't miss those well, what with all that being said, I will see you on Thursday.