can i get into these colleges with an 1800 on SAT's

Test Preparation
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<p>USC
pepperdine
claremont
pitzer
occidental
univ of san francisco
univ of san diego
nyu
colgate univ
ucla
uci
ucsd</p>

<p>EXTRACURRICULAR</p>

<p>-President of Care4kids Club, grades 11-12, 2-3 hours/week.
-Member of Interact Club, grade 10, 1 hour/week
-Big Brothers Big Sisters mentor, grades 9-12, 1 hour/week
-French Hospital Volunteer, grades 9-12, 2 hours/week
-Bishop's Peak School Carnival Volunteer, grades 10-12, 3 hours/year
-6th grade challenge, grades 10-12, 7 hours/year
-Cross Country, grades 11-12, 2 hours/week
-Garba (Indian form of dance-culture), grades 9-12, 30 hours/1 month
-National Honors Society, grades 11-12, 1 hour/month</p>

<p>WORK EXPERIENCE</p>

<p>certain hotel desk clerk, grade 9, when needed
hotel manager, grades 10-12, 4-8 hours/weekend</p>

<p>SUMMER PROGRAMS</p>

<p>National Student Leadership Conference (Medicine & Health Care), Northwestern University, Summer 2009 (after grade 11)</p>

<p>OTHER SPECIAL EXPERIENCES OR UNUSUAL HOBBIES</p>

<p>certain College, grades 9-12, hours vary</p>

<p>AWARDS (idk if i did this right, but i looked back in my school folder with all my awards and wrote the title)</p>

<p>here are the directions: Honors and awards received (list title), including National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Achievement, Westinghouse, Girls/Boys State, Alpha Gamma Sigma, etc.: </p>

<p>-CSF Scholorship
-Academic Excellence
-National Junior Classical League Latin Honor Society
-Community Service Acknowledgment Award
-Mayor's Award
-Labor Omnia Vincit MMIX Certificate of Merit
-National Society of Professional Surveyors(Trig Star Competition)
-Award of Excellence for French Hospital Medical Center Volunteen Program</p>

<p>SAT: 1800
reading: 580
math" 610
writing 610</p>

<p>GPA: 3.74, 4.16 (lower after third trimester which sux cuz i got a B in regular French 3 and Calculus seminar which i didnt expect)
College GPA: 4.2 or 4.3</p>

<p>oh and i've taken all honors and AP except for one english class freshman year</p>

<p>Freshman Year
-5 B's (4 in honors one in regular) the rest of all my grades are A's unless otherwise stated.</p>

<p>Sophmore Year
-3 B's</p>

<p>Junior Year
-4 B’s one in regular anatomy, one in AP english, and regular French 3, calc seminar</p>

<p>FUTURE CLASSES OF SENIOR YEAR</p>

<p>AP english
AP stats
AP chemistry
AP latin literature
reduced day- to take Calculus 2
environmental science
physics or marine biology..probly physics</p>

<p>I want to become a neurologist i think</p>

<p>college classes ive taken:</p>

<p>Medical Terminology
Math 127
History 107A
English 156
Art 100
Economics 1A
Psychology 101
Chemistry 210</p>

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<p>I think this should be in the ‘chance me’ forum.</p>

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<p>I’m not a fan of people who stack extracurriculars, but you have a good chance at most of the those schools.</p>

<p>Doubt USC if you’re referring to university of southern california and nyu. They need like a 2000+ to be competitive.</p>

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<p>never put NSLC on a college app. just a warning. its not prestigious, although educational, as it is sent out to everyone.</p>

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<p>yeah your a fine competitior</p>

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<p>National Merit Semi-Finalist = 210+ on your PSAT? If that’s true, why don’t you just take it again? PSAT is usually used as a prediction of your SAT grade, and 210=2100ish =P</p>

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<p>Agreed. NSLC has no value for college admissions. </p>

<p>And isn’t Westinghouse now Siemens??</p>

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<p>This is barely on topic, but how do you get only 2 hours a week for cross country? Do you mean as in a club instead of a school team? I’ve never heard of such a thing as a 2 hour week…more like 2 hours a day (maybe this is a slight exaggeration, but still…). I’m just curious is all, not trying to be disrespectful.</p>

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<p>I’m a little confused as to how you came up with a 3.74 GPA with all those Bs. </p>

<p>Your math and CR combined score of 1190 is on the low side for places like NYU and Colgate. I’m not sure how the California colleges – outside the UCs – view the “new SAT,” but many, perhaps most, eastern colleges and universities are still not giving full weighting to the writing section. I would definitely take the SAT again as your PSAT results suggest you can do better.</p>