Bad grades, but could I get into the ivy's

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello, could you guys chance me for getting into any Ivy League school. I am currently a junior in highschool. My grades I am predicting will be a 3.1 ish when I will be sending out transcripts. I have many extracurriculars:
Theatre tech, I do sound for everything dealt with the schools auditorium. We have events almost every month; and I put many hours into it ( about 6 hours a day, for 5 days) for a show I put about 40 hours in. For all four years</p>

<p>Bpa(business professionals of America, In about a month I will be going to nationals for accounting. Junior and senior</p>

<p>Speech, I'm in it. Haha. Junior and senior.</p>

<p>Interactive club, community service. Senior</p>

<p>I'm taking sat in June I probably will score a 2000-2100. I'm taking a class.
I will have good recommendations. I've had a hard home life. Parents divorced. I want to get into business. Do you think I could possibly make it into the ivy leagues or nyu, iu. I will also be interning for my uncle he is a stock broker. Senior year I will also join tennis and lacrosse.</p>

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<p>Honestly unless you are a URM or in some other way hooked with a better justification for the grades then your parents being divorced (sorry it is just not a good enough reason for that low of a GPA) ivies are unrealistic.</p>

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<p>those schools are hard for everyone to get into, even with good grades. Now it’s not to say it’s impossible, although it may be difficult. If you have great essays/recs?
good luck</p>

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<p>Seriously? With a 3.1 GPA? It’s impossible, unless you can get Daddy to write a $10 million endowment check and even then it would be a maybe.</p>

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<p>You would need to be incredibly lucky. Given the amount of people that have 4.0-4.7 GPAs with 2200+ SAT scores, it is very unlikely that an Ivy would accept you, to be brutally honest. But nothing is impossible and college admissions are always unpredictable; its worth a shot.</p>

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<p>N0 sorry. I think Ivy’s are out of reach. Concentrate of NYU and IU. GL</p>