<p>Assume that I have a 3.5 gpa.
I have many extra circular activities, along with a captaincy at track for sprint, and i have taken a one physics course at a college near me.
Assume that I am only a softmore.</p>
<p>Assume i have my own website with things of the nature such as my skills... little programs that i have created... proof i am very skilled with computer engineering and things like that. very skilled. </p>
<p>in school assume that i get the occasional a, mostly b's and c's but i get the A in math and science, b in english, and c in american studies.</p>
<p>If i am in honors level (honors is like high level) math english and science, and i am very skilled at things like physics, math, computer skills, computer programming, researching and gathering information, etc... what are my chances of getting into a somewhat iv league school?</p>
<p>obviously i would strive for MIT but with a 3.5 gpa... ehhh not so great right? what sort of colleges would take someone like me? and what can i do to improve my chances of getting into a good college?</p>
<p>Low, to no chances at "top" schools. Because your grades are bad, (what are your test scores?), and you aren't taking AP classes, sorry but "honors" really doesn't mean that much.</p>
<p>Sorry, MIT would be a gigantic reach due to your lack of a rigorous curriculum and low GPA. If you do make a perfect on your math SAT and high scores on the CR and W sections, your chances might be higher.</p>
<p>well, with that gpa and being good at math and science i would recommend WPI, RIT and if you get a good score on the SAT, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Case western is also a good school(that im applying to), but i think you have to be able to spell sophmore to get in.<br>
assuming you do well on the SATs, you have a decent chance at all of those schools, but pretty much no chance at the IVYs</p>
<p>how do you have a 3.5, with mostly b's and c's? is that weighted? I also think you stand a good chance at some of the other tech schools, like RIT</p>
<p>well, with that gpa and being good at math and science i would recommend WPI, RIT and if you get a good score on the SAT, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Case western is also a good school(that im applying to), but i think you have to be able to spell sophmore to get in.
assuming you do well on the SATs, you have a decent chance at all of those schools, but pretty much no chance at the IVYs</p>
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<p>^^^ i think YOU (morganmkm) should look up how to spell sophOmore before you tell others to!!!</p>