3 years of foreign language required...I only have 2...

<p>I went from Hebrew 1 freshman year to Hebrew 3 sophmore year. Would they count this as 3 years of foreign Language? Here are my stats and tell me if you think they will accept me</p>

<p>I used the common application. These are my stats, tell me what you think.</p>

<p>GPA - 87.5/100 unweighted. My school doesn't weigh averages.
ACT - 28 (<em>34 on the math and 10 on the essay</em>)</p>

<p>I will not list my SAT reasoning test score.</p>

<p>I took two SAT 2's in Math 1 and U.S. History.</p>

<p>I live in Long Island, New York.</p>

<p>1st American Generation college student (my mom didn't go to college and my dad went to the University of Urmia)</p>

<p><em>Outstanding</em> reviews from every teacher/college alumni/relative I showed my personal essay to. I chose to write about an uplifting, feel-good essay on my coming-of-age as a 13 year old rather than a sob story. A Harvard graduate read it and told me it was "I love it. It is Outstanding...one in a million". Others have told me it is raw, real, heart-felt, captivating, very well written...</p>

<p>I went from an 85.5 average freshman year to a 93 average Junior year.</p>

<p>Junior Year Final grades:</p>

<p>Pre-Calc (Honors by Acceleration) - 97
English 11 - 90
U.S. History - 96
Chemistry - 90
Health 11 - 92
Physical Education - A
Math Lab - P ( Either Pass or No Pass)</p>

<p>*I took Math Lab just for the credit. Do you think it may look bad when colleges see it?</p>

<p>I never got below a B in any class, and the lowest grade I've ever gotten in High School was an 80 in Cooking, which is what mainly brought my whole gpa down.</p>

<p>I did not apply for need-based financial aid.</p>

<p>Courses I'm taking this year and what my teachers tell me my grade is for 1st quarter (even though most of my schools don't factor in 1st quarter grades
AP Economics - B
Physical Education - A
AP Environmental - A
AP Calculus AB - C
Senior Seminar English - A
Senior Seminar Social Studies - A
Senior Seminar Business - A
Senior Seminar Art - A</p>

<p>I had no previous AP courses before this year. </p>

<p>Shelf books at the local library.</p>

<p>I'm Founder/President of the SAT/ACT club. </p>

<p>Group Leader of The Friendship Circle, an organization that helps support families of children with special needs</p>

<p>EMT volunteer at the local fire Department</p>

<p>Secretary of the Reaching Out (community service) club</p>

<p>A bunch of other ECs</p>

<p>No sports</p>

<p>2 teacher recommendations, 1 recommendation from my boss at the library (she let me read it and it is outstanding), and 1 guidance counselor recommendation (I am confident that they are all positive recommendations).</p>

<p>70 on my Hebrew Regents
94 on my English Regents
98 on my Global History Regents
94 on my Earth Science Regents
87 on my Chemistry Regents
96 on my U.S. History Regents</p>

<p>The Schools I am applying to:
NYU College of arts and science (Early Decision)-Rejected
SUNY Binghamton Harpur (Early Action)
SUNY Stony Brook (Early Action)
SUNY Albany (Early Action)
Hofstra (Early Action)-Accepted
SUNY Geneseo
Syracuse
Cornell University CALS
Boston University College of General Studies
George Washington University Columbian college of arts and science
Saint Johns in Queens</p>

<p>that will only count as two years of langauge even though you skipped...
here are my guesses for based on your stats for all of the colleges you listed
your act score is pretty good but your average is low</p>

<p>NYU College of arts and science (Early Decision)-Rejected
SUNY Binghamton Harpur (Early Action) deferred
SUNY Stony Brook (Early Action) accepted
SUNY Albany (Early Action) accepted
Hofstra (Early Action)-Accepted
SUNY Geneseo rejected
Syracuse accepted
Cornell University CALS rejected
Boston University College of General Studies rejected
George Washington University Columbian college of arts and science rejected
Saint Johns in Queens accepted</p>

<p>deferred means nothing...they need to make a decision either way. Syracuse also requires 3 years of foreign language FYI</p>

<p>I thought most schools wanted three.</p>