<p>So here’s the deal:
I think I’m on the fence for the Boston College Carrol School of Management in terms of getting in. If I were to get in, I would want to major in Economics.
On the other hand, I’m more confident in attending Boston College School of Arts and Sciences. If I were to get in,
I would major in Economics.</p>
<p>This all boils down to the fact that I don’t want to miss my chance to attend BC A&S by applying to BC CSOM and maybe not getting in. </p>
<p>Is there a lot I would be missing out on if I went to BC Arts and Sciences and majored in Economics, (It doesn’t seem as if they give much choice on Finance or other Management things) instead of trying my chance at the BC CSOM? EA is coming up and I’m not sure what I want to do yet since the BC EA and therefore can’t do EDI kind of put me in a bind too.</p>
<p>These are some of my vague stats if you might wanna chance be for BC CSOM or A&S.
Rising Senior at considered a top high school in a central New England state
GPA: 3.6
QPA: 16.65
SAT: 630 CR 700 W 770 M (2100)
SAT II’s: Taking more this October (Math II, Literature, Biology in high 600’s low 700’s range)
ACT: taking this september: probably 30-33
Top 10% in Class</p>
<p>Lots Extracurriculars/Leadership
Bunch of Honor Societies/AP Scholar
Sports Team Manager
Research Internships</p>
<p>Freshman/Sophomore: No Ap’s offered, around 5 honors
Junior: AP Calculus AB 5, AP Lit 3, APUSH 4, All honors
Senior: AP Stats, AP LAng, AP CHinese, AP Psych, AP BIo, All honors</p>