Chance a terribad at life kid...

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Bio: Junior, New Jersey, Student Grade #: 320</p>

<p>GPA : Freshman // 3.3 Sophomore // 3.3 Jr // Hoping 3.3+ (All this out of 4.0 GPA)
In my school, this is a mid/high B average..
SAT : 1650
SAT II : 480 on US History (loll...) and I am going to take SAT II Math I & II hoping to get 700+ on both..
RANK : 178/320 (not important tho..)</p>

<p>Only two honors course throughout my highschool career. Algebra II Honors and going to take Advanced Trig senior year.</p>

<p>Got a Withdrawal Failure for Spanish4honors but am going to attempt to cover it up with A's in regular spanish.</p>

<p>EC: Italian Club, Investment Club, and Hand in Hand club.
2 Years of Varsity Football 2 Years of Regular Football
2 Years of Varsity Track/Field 1 Year of Regular Track/Field
A+ Certificate (Computers)
+40 Hours of Work
Volunteer at a Hospital.</p>

<p>Schools:</p>

<p>Rutgers University
Michigan State University
University of Michigan
Northeastern University
Boston University
Pennsylvannia State University
Suny Albany
Syracuse University
Suny Binghamton
Stevens Institute of Tech.</p>

<p>Hugs and kisses?</p>

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<p>Minus Northeastern and UMich because I have no chance.. I think.</p>

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<p>Since you are only a junior you have time to up your score to get into a better range for some of these schools, Take the SAT again and take the ACT also. Some people do better on the ACT. Michigan, PSU, Boston U and SUNY Bing are reaches. If you can raise your scores you will be in a better postion for some of your other schools. As it stands currently SUNY Albany would be your best bet right now and I don't know anything about Stevens. If your scores are similiar after retakes look to add schools such as UMASS Amherst, SUNY Buffalo, Towson and Temple.</p>

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<p>Wat about Rutgers? haha you wrote about everythinng except rutgers.. Rutgers is probably going to be the college im looking forward to...</p>

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<p>I think you have pretty good chances but I would look to take the SAT test again just to to put you in a better position. Best of luck!</p>

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<p>i mean can u really say that, despite of my withdrawal failure during junior year?</p>

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<p>whats a withdrawal failure? Does it show up as an F on your transcript?</p>

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<p>yea it does.. i withdrawed out of Spanish4 Honors, because I was getting D's.. so im going to try and get A's in regular..</p>

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<p>It should say Withdraw instead of F. You can have your counselor write something about that when you send it in.</p>

<p>Michigan State- Ok chance, but can you breakdown your SAT? They don't use Writing section so I need to know your CR and Math.
Mich- Sorry, but a really big reach. </p>

<p>Those are all I can help with, sorry. Good luck though.</p>

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<p>shimshimey, 2nd what above poster said about having your GC write something. I think it looks good that you are still continuing Spanish and not just dropping it. Also, your gpa is not bad at all and in fact is very good for many colleges. If you are willing to travel a bit there are schools like University of Tennessee which will take your highest grades for the number of years that they are requesting for each subject. For example if they ask for 3 years spanish and you take 4 they will take the 3 years that have the highest grades when they recalculate your gpa. Some of the schools you have listed are tricky and harder to get into for a lot of people not just yourself. Just continue to work hard during your junior year and colleges will take notice.</p>

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<p>You're def into Rutgers!</p>