<p>Hi. Here's my GPAs:
Freshman year: 3.33
Sophomore: 3.55
Junior year: 3.75
I've lived in three different countries (so i'm an international student) but am currently residing in illinois and attending one of the best private schools in the country
extra curriculars:
Captain, choreographer of varsity cheer and dance team freshman and sophomore year
varsity track sophomore and junior year
varsity dance junior year
fall and spring play freshman year
fall play sophomore year
President of 2 clubs. both community service, one which I founded
active in habitat for humanity
teach 2 dance classes for kids on scholarships that can't afford to pay for classes. don't get paid.
taught dance outreach in the poor area of Vietnam
Highest level Choir 3 years
Peer Tutor 3 years of high school
member of AFS club
member of GSA
Varsity Volleyball 1 year
Volunteer at local hospital</p>
<p>I also am really good with interviews and english is my best subject, so I don't think my essay will be a problem</p>
<p>I'm not sure about my SAT scores yet but my composite ACT is 31</p>
<p>do you think I have a good change of getting in? I know my academics started off weak but I feel my extra curriculars make up for it. Can you please tell me your opinion?</p>
<p>My S had almost the same year by year GPA's as you, except for a lower Freshman GPA. Ended up at 3.45. His SAT's were 2240, and he was rejected.</p>
<p>I'm an international student who, only gone to school in Sweden, I dunno my GPA but I have an averege of 17.80/20 (in sweden) I don't have any ExtraCurric (we don't have that). I havn't done the SATs (they said IntrStud didn't have to..) </p>
<p>I'm starting to feel really worried 'bout college.
What will I have to do this last year before applying to increase my chances om being admitted?</p>
<p>USC has a relatively low GPA standard, huh?? It is going to be extremely hard for you to gain admission, sorry, but not impossible! Your ACT score is fine, GPA is going to be a killer in the admissions process. Undergraduate admission to USC is getting stronger and stronger by the year, and you're going to need that "extra" statement in your essay that seperate "YOU" from other students with higher GPA's.</p>