Am I realistic?

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<p>Asian Male who attends a Jesuit college prep-school</p>

<p>SAT Scores:
Math I - 720
March 8 SAT - Reading: 630 Math: 650 Writing: 510
June 7 SAT - Reading: 720 Math: 770 Writing: 620</p>

<p>Plan on taking the ACT... should I retake the SAT? My two-part is high... writing is eh. </p>

<p>Cumalative GPA: 95.46 (Lowest grade was 90 in Art)
Freshman Year: 93.10
Sophmore Year: 95.23
Junior Year: 97.90</p>

<p>APs taken: APES
Senior Year Courses: AP Calc, AP Stats, AP Lit, AP Macro/Micro, Physics, Religion, Current Events</p>

<p>Extracurriculars: Rugby NY All-Star Team, Football (9th-12th grade), Rugby for school (10th-12th grade), Indoor Track (10th-11th grade), Finance Club, Habitat for Humanity, Youth Group ... Leadership in all of them except Track and Football</p>

<p>Others: Basic academic awards for high grades (Scholar Athlete, honor roll, and etc.), NHS</p>

<p>Community Service: ~ 150 hours</p>

<p>Right now, I am trying to find schools that only look at the two-part of the SAT i.e Georgetown</p>

<p>I want to study in Business/Finance/Accounting ... somewhere around there.</p>

<p>Am I realistic with Georgetown? Or should I aim towards more of a BC or a Fordham type school. Thanks!</p>

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<p>Bump.</p>

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<p>You could get into Georgetown. You have 1490 as an SAT score which is a great score. You are definitely qualified. Just write unique essays and you have a great shot.
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<p>You are realistic but you need to step up with your SAT subject tests. </p>

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<p>If you want to take business/finance/accounting, a school such as Georgetown may want to see strong math skills.
Your SAT subject test should have been Math II instead of Math I. I would suggest a score above 750 on the Math II subject test because it would look tons better than a score of 720 on the easier Math I. Georgetown also asks for 3 subject tests.
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You can see their student profile on the website, it gives a clue as to the scores needed for acceptance.</p>