<p>So I've been stressing about next years apps. Based on my current grades and the way I'm going if I finish my secomd semester with my same grades and avg out I'd have a 3.3 now senior year I still don't know about but im looking at a good gpa and hard classes. My sats I got a 2050 on it and a 34 on my act which should I send in? Now as far as extra curriculars I'm covered very well I'm in 8 clubs, I'm a varsity setter and have been since freshman year, and I have been doing well. I have letters of recommendation from my prinsciple, my counciler, etc., I got awards and achievements etc. Snd a good amount of voulenter hours, My essay will be well writen since I have my cousins who gradeuated from ucla and stanford will be helping and we'll be starting some time in september. I'm applying to arts what are my chances? And please honest as you can answer thank you</p>
<p>As an American, you’ll have a much harder time getting into Canadian universities than Canadians. As far as ECs go, Canadian universities don’t really give a damn, some may not even ask for them at all. As far as marks go, you meet their requirement and a little more (their minimum is 70%). Check out their website, the kind of requirements you need and a step by step on what to do to apply and you’ll be ok. You seem (though I’m not any kind of authority) to have a good chance. Good luck.</p>
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Not true at all. Some say it is the opposite. Since Canadians generally do not take the SAT/ACT and no Canadian school requires them for Canadians, there is no common denominator for evaluation. </p>
<p>I suppose a 34 on the ACT could balance a 3.3 (but is there any upward trend behind that 3.3?)</p>
<p>Yes it was shakey my 1, 2 year but I’ve gotten A’s in every class since</p>