Average SATs, Lots of ECs, Kinda High GPA, what are my chances?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Alrighty then, now that I got y'all attention, LOL, please tell me about my chances at the following schools:
And I'm not a genius with a perfect SAT score and Nobel Prizes and a 9.7 GPA like most of y'all, so don't be too harsh.</p>

<p>Black Female Student
Lives near Miami, FL
Weighted GPA: 4.1
Unweighted: 3.45</p>

<p>Freshman Year: (yes I know I slacked off)
Chorus 1 (B A)
Chorus 2: (B+ B+)
Vocal Technique I: (B B)
Algebra 1: (C C)
Geometry Honors: (A, C)
English 1: (B+ A)
Health 1: (A)</p>

<p>Sophomore Year:
English 2 Honors: (B+ B+)
Spanish 3 Honors: (B+ A) (I took Spanish 1 and 2 in middle school, so they show up with the grades of P on my transcript)
Musical Theater 1: (A A)
Comprehensive Theater 1: (A A)
Biology 1: (A A)
World History Honors: (A A)
Personal Fitness: (A)
Recreation: (A)
Algebra 2: (B+ A)</p>

<p>Junior Year:
AP English Language: (A A)
Precalculus Honors: (B B)
Psychology IB: (B B+)
Anatomy and Physiology Honors: (B+ B+)
Contemporary History IB: (C)
Chemistry 1 Honors: (B B)
Web Design 1: (A A)
Business Systems Technology: (A A)
Chorus 3: (A A)
Team Sports 1+2: (A A)</p>

<p>Senior Year:
(only the first quarter grades came out so far, not first semester grades yet)
AP Biology: A
AP Statistics: B
American History Honors: B
American Government Honors: not taking yet
Economics Honors: not taking yet
AP English Literature: B
Journalism (Yearbook): A
Debate 1 Honors: A
Peer Counseling 1+2: A</p>

<p>Awards:</p>

<p>-Superior Rating in School Choir at District/State Level at Florida Vocal Association Competition in 2002-2003 School Year
-Admission to People to People Student Ambassador Programs
-Nomination to Congressional Student Leadership Conference</p>

<p>Organizations:
-School Choir - 3 years - 10 Hours Per Week (HPW)
-Best Buddies - "E-Buddies Coordinator"- 2 years - 5 Hours Every Other Week (HEOW)
-Yearbook Staff - "Editor"- 1 year - 10 HPW
-Peer Counseling - 1 year - 5 HPW
-Debate Club- 1 year- 7 HPW
-Key Club - 2 years- 5 HEOW
-Crime Watch- 2 years - 5 HEOW
-D-FY-IT (Drug-free Youth in Town) - 3 years- 8 Hours Per Month (HPM)
-Ecology Club- "Historian"- 2 years - 5 HEOW
-National Honor Society- 2 years - 6 HEOW
-Amnesty International- 1 year - 1 HEOW
-Multicultural/International Club- 3 years - 5 HPM
-Human Relations Council - 1 year - 2 HPM
-FFEA (Florida Future Educators of America)- 1 year- 5 HPM
-SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) - 1 year- 10HPM
-Tennis Team - 1 year- Intramural Level
-Track/Field Team- 1 year- Junior Varsity Level</p>

<p>Job:
Department Store
Title: Cashier
Job Description: Customer Service, Handling Monetary Transactions for Customers
Hours Per Week: 20-25
Dates Of Employment: November 2004-April 2005</p>

<p>Volunteer Service: Around 220 hours done so far at a local nursing home</p>

<p>Rating of Essays from 1 to 10: 9</p>

<p>SATs: 1190 (CR: 550 M: 640)</p>

<p>Tell me about my chances at the following schools.</p>

<p>University of Florida
University of Central Florida
University of South Florida
Florida State University
Boston University
New York University
University of Miami
UCLA
University of Michigan Ann Arbor</p>

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<p>bumpety-bump, someone reply please? i know i'm not the supreme ivy student, but please some input?</p>

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<p>Is there even that many hours in a week?</p>

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<p>yeah i was quite busy</p>

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<p>University of Florida- I think you'll get in. You're in-state, you're a minority, and you have a nice GPA with great ECs and probably somwhere near the in-state UF SAT.
University of Central Florida- You'll get in
University of South Florida- You'll get in
Florida State University- You'll get in
Boston University- OK chance. Your blew the average SAT/GPA, but you still definitely have a shot at getting in.
New York University- Not a very good chance. You're way below the avg SAT/GPA and EC's can only do so much for you.
University of Miami- See BU
UCLA- See NYU. Plus, UCLA requires SATII's...what'd you get on those?
University of Michigan- See NYU, although it's a little easier to get into UMich than NYU, so you definitely stand somewhat of a chance.</p>