any ideas?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Well i am an Indian male (not native American). I am looking for a good school for premed but still open for options. I live in the State of Virginia. </p>

<p>GPA: Weighted 3.8/4.0 Fairfax County
SATS: 1830 taking again oct, first time
570 engluhs
570 writing 11 essay
690 math, this time around hopefully break 700. </p>

<p>ACT w/ writing:29 taking again oct. first time
Want to break 30 at least maybe 32 if possible.
12 on essay</p>

<p>SATII- Chem 800
Math 1- 690 going to take math 2 and bio later this year. </p>

<p>IB Exams- Chem 7</p>

<p>Full IB Student. Taking HL Math and HL Biology along with HL Topics and HL English if that makes a difference </p>

<p>5 Years of spanish. Currently in IB Spanish II SL</p>

<p>8 science credits, IB bio, IB chem, IB phy, anat, IB CHEM II ( 2 credits every day all year), IB BIO II HL ( 2 Credits every day all year).</p>

<p>6 credits of math, alg, geom, alg 2, IB Math SL1, IB Math HL(2 credits every day all year)</p>

<p>Run track and field for the school. Part of many clubs like math honors society, national honors society and science club. </p>

<p>Thinking UVA, GeorgeWashington, Georgetown, upenn, Cornell. William Mary. Any other good schools that i have a good change at can you mention so i can do some more research.</p>

<p>As you can see i am primary a science kid, but please tell me if my sat II and ib score will make a difference in anything?</p>

<p>Oldest child so coming here for advice.</p>

<p>Let me know if you need some more information so i can update. </p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>Also planing on ED for UVA.</p>

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<p>Check out the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Also UW-Madison.</p>

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<p>thanks for your response. Why do you recommend those schools in particular?</p>

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<p>There is no ED for UVA…Anyway all of them will be hard without a higher SAT or ACT. You will want Mid 600’s for all the State schools. I just don’t see Penn, Georgetown or Cornell Happening. I would guess Geographically you are screwed for Georgetown. Then Cornell and Penn you don’t have the test scores and your GPA isn’t high enough. </p>

<p>You do have a strong rigor which if you can get the SAT’s up should put you in match range at the state schools. I just don’t see the three that I mentioned above happening. You will never know until you apply though.</p>

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<p>I second UW-Madison. Excellent Med school, top of the line facilities, spectacular campus+spectacular city = amazingness. </p>

<p>I might be biased since I go there, but definitely give it a look.</p>