<p>Brown - reach, with good essays you have about a 65% or 70% shot
Case Western - not familiar
Columbia - same as brown except it will be more like a 50/50 toss up
MIT - biggest reach for you, you have weaker math scores than most of applicants.
Northeastern -in
RIT, RPI, SUNY Buffalo, and UPitt - you have a good chance at merit money</p>
<p>It might hurt you that you are valedictorian, but have below a 4.0 UW, but still #1 is very good</p>
<p>Brown - reach
Case Western - In
Columbia - Reach
MIT - Reach (really unpredictable)
Northeastern - In
RIT - In
RPI - In
SUNY Buffalo - Safety
UPittsburgh - Safety</p>
<p>your stats are not bad. it really helps that your an african american in my opinion. please correct me if i’m wrong though…</p>
<p>Thanks for chancing me. </p>
<p>Brown - High reach
Columbia - High reach
MIT - High Reach
Northeastern - Probably in
RIT - In
RPI - Low reach</p>
<p>Brown - Match/Low Reach
Case Western - match
Columbia - Reach
MIT - Reach
Northeastern - In
RIT - In
RPI - In
SUNY Buffalo - Safety
UPittsburgh - Safety</p>
<p>URM helps a ton</p>
<p>chance back? 
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/840035-im-baaack-hah-chance-me-will-chance-back.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/840035-im-baaack-hah-chance-me-will-chance-back.html</a></p>
<p>Unfortunately, it seems like all Ivies are a reach, but I wish you the best! </p>
<p>Brown-reach
Case Western-match
Columbia-reach
MIT-reach
Northeastern -match
RIT-??
RPI-??
SUNY Buffalo-match
UPittsburgh-definite match</p>
<p>MIT is a super uber reach for everyone!!!</p>
<p>I don’t think you need to submit the SAT I (and I wouldn’t; your ACT is approx. a 2100 equivalent).</p>
<p>What’s “AA” mean?</p>
<p>Anyways</p>
<p>Brown - Reach
Case Western - In
Columbia - Reject
MIT - Reject
Northeastern - In
RIT - IN
RPI - In
SUNY Buffalo - In
UPittsburgh - In</p>
<p>^ African American</p>
<p>im going to chance ppl back tonight (im on cc mobile, and its easier on a computer)</p>
<p>thank you to everyone who chanced!</p>
<p>All these posts with MIT as a low reach are making me super-doubt my understanding of the advantages of URM status.</p>
<p>I’ve ranked your reaches on a scale of 1 (least reach-y) to 5 (most reach-y)</p>
<p>Brown- reach, 2
Case Western- match, maybe high
Columbia- reach, 3.5
MIT- reach, 4.5
Northeastern- match, maybe high</p>
<p>I’m not familiar with the rest.
All of the people I know at Case Western may be over-qualified (a collection of top 10% ranked with SAT scores around but mostly well above 2100) so it might even be a low match.</p>
<p>Brown-reach
Case Western-match
Columbia-reach
MIT-reach
Northeastern -in
RIT-match
RPI-match
SUNY Buffalo-in
UPittsburgh-in</p>
<p>oh yeah, and thanks for the chance</p>
<p>Brown-reach
Columbia-reach
MIT-reach
Northeastern-in… my stats are just a little above you and i got a scholarship so idk why people said reach…
RIT-in
RPI-in
SUNY Buffalo-safety
idk UPittsburgh</p>
<p>Good Luck!!!</p>
<p>Brown - Low Reach/Mid Reach
Case Western - Match
Columbia - Mid Reach
MIT - Reach
Northeastern - In/Match
RIT - In/Match
RPI - In/Match
SUNY Buffalo - Safety/In
UPittsburgh - Safety/In</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Brown - reach
Case Western - in
Columbia - reach
MIT - reach
Northeastern - in
RIT - in
RPI - in
SUNY Buffalo - in
UPittsburgh - ?</p>
<p>Question marks on the SAT 1, 2 scores, but I’d say it’s not impossible.</p>
<p>I’d agree that you’ll get into most of your schools. Nothing is definite at Columbia, Brown, or MIT, but you have strong chances at all three of those schools. </p>
<p>What pieces did you play for the supplemental recordings?</p>
<p>^^ I did Bach and Klengel. Out of my entire repetoire, they were the two most contrasting and would work well for recording ( I decided that The Frank Bridge Cello Sonata wasnt the best choice…)</p>
<p>Northeastern - In
SUNY Buffalo - Definitely In
University of Pittsburgh - So In They Will Beg You To Attend</p>