Can anyone chance me?

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<p>Hey can anyone chance me with the provided stats below. </p>

<p>California Student. </p>

<p>2.9 UW GPA
3.2 W GPA
Rank: Top 50%</p>

<p>estimates
sophomore year: 3.6
junior year: 2.9</p>

<p>AP Bio- 4
AP USH - 4</p>

<p>Volunteer work:
I have 900+ hours of community service hours.
Joined the American Cancer Society (4 years+)- I am a committee member
Joined the Breast Cancer Foundation (4 years)
Taught reading at a elementary school
Volleyball 2 years, Track Field 1 year
VP of Computer Club and, Historian/Activity Commissioner for Japanese Club
Took Spanish 3 at a Community College during the summer and got a B
Worked as Assistant Director of Events at a Cultural Community Center
Ran lobby/ scheduled appointments for a Medical Clinic
Volunteered TRL Academy (Teen Recreational Leadership Academy)</p>

<p>Senior Year Schedule:
Advanced Anatomy
Psychology
English 12
Physics Honors
AP Government/ AP Economics
Literature Analysis / Film</p>

<p>CR: 450 Math:540 Writing: 520
I recently took the SATs (November 7). I feel like I did really well. Especially on my CR + Writing and maybe a slight increase by 10 or 20 points in math. </p>

<p>My GPA is dangerously low because of my freshman and junior year. I did well in my sophmore year. </p>

<p>I have already submitted an application but I didn't know how to submit a recommendation / essay. Should I reapply? My counselor already gave in my form. Should I have her send another envelope regarding an essay/ recommendation? I'm very nervous. I really want to get into Indiana University! </p>

<p>Oh and can you change majors once you get accepted? Do you think I will get accepted but go for undergrad study?
Thanks,
~Sh1ppu</p>

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<p>I’m going to predict you are waitlisted or denied for several reasons. OOS students typically are in the top 30% of their class. Your SAT scores are well under the 25%ile (1100 for the 2009 class) mark and your GPA is lower than the average. I know of several instate students last year with similar SATs, but higher GPA’s that were waitlisted. One applied before 11/1 and one shortly after that. </p>

<p>I’m sorry I can’t be more positive about this application. You never know, and I’m frequently surprised.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the feedback, greatly appreciated!</p>