<p>Hey everyone, I was hoping you could help me out… I would like to know my chances at Babson.</p>
<p>Okay, to start, I remember my combined GPA from 9th and 10th was about a 3.4 UW… My junior year GPA was a 4.0, but I only took Spanish, Physics, and AP English… Now I am about to start my senior year, taking all my classes at the local community college for dual enrollment, and I am also currently in English 4 (with an A)… I will be taking Pre-Calc and another social studies class, as well as a couple extracurriculars… Here are my classes that were honors so far: Geometry, Algebra II, Biology, Chemistry, and AP Language and Comp. </p>
<p>My extracurricular activities included acting in the school plays in 9th and 10th grades, horse back riding, playing violin, and in 9th grade I ran a clothing drive for the two campuses of my school for foster children around my county. Junior year I was taking my classes online and I turned into a lump, so I want to be really active senior year in extracurriculars so that I can (hopefully) apply EA to Babson… I’m going to get involved in riding, violin, and drama again this fall at the very least.</p>
<p>Last December I took the SATs and I got a 660 in reading, 660 math, and 650 in writing… at the time I hadn’t been enrolled in a math class so I am going to re-take the SATs soon and (I’m sure) do much better… Ummm, just to sum in case people don’t want to do the math themselves, that’s a 1970 out of 2400 and a 1320 out of 1600 in the old scale…</p>
<p>I don’t know, this doesn’t seem like a very impressive application to me… What do you think, could I get in EA to Babson? If not, please tell me EVERYTHING I could do to improve… Thanks, all your advice is greatly appreciated!</p>
<p>Edited to add: Oh, this is really random, but I’m a girl… Heh, hopefully you could tell that from my username… Anyway, is that an advantage when applying to Babson? Does it have any effect at all, like being a minority?</p>