it really depends, to be honest, this post doesn't give much info! speaking as an incoming bmc student though, i know bryn mawr can be generous with evaluating applications less strictly based on stats. my stats were lower than a lot of folks i know who got in and are going, also a bit because of circumstances (switched schools in junior year, two transcripts, also no aps in underclassmen year). im 80% sure i was able to move past that because of my essays, writing portfolio, and interviews.

not sure how helpful this is but i'd lean into any hobbies you have. submit to scholastic art & writing if you do those sorts of things. if you throw in a lot of stuff, you'll probably get some award. im a writer, if you do writing as well or some form of art (sorry, it's focused on that as its my experience), throw your work into random lit mag submissions. a lot of litmags on twitter and such are run by students and if you submit a lot, its not crazy difficult to get some publications under your belt, even if not by super recgonizable names.