<p>If you read my other post, you know I'm a rising senior interested in nursing. I've found a few more schools that I'm interested in-I'm also looking for safeties. I'd be more than happy to chance back if you include your link.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.3 unweighted, honors and pre-AP courses. Slight upward trend. One C due to a bad teacher-the average for her classes was a D+, and my GC will explain this in my recommendation. </p>
<p>SAT I: 720 CR, 630 M, 690 W</p>
<p>EC's: Student Council (9-10) SADD (10-11) Christ's Closet (free clothing store, 9-10) Part time job (paid for my tuition since grade 9). </p>
<p>Volunteer hours: well over 300. </p>
<p>My intended major is nursing.</p>
<p>Northeastern University
Fairfield University
Stony Brook
Penn State
Slippery Rock University</p>
<p>And then the original 3-</p>
<p>UMASS Amherst
UCONN
Quinnipiac</p>
<p>These are schools I'm really loving so far-but I'm also looking for others, and some safeties. I'd prefer to stay in the northeast. Thanks!</p>
<p>Northeastern University: High match
Fairfield University: Safety
Stony Brook: High match
Penn State: Low Match
Slippery Rock University: Low match/safety
UMass Amherst: Safety
UConn: Low match
Quinnipiac: Safety</p>
<p>Please note that I have based most of my chancing off of their admissions rates. I don’t know much about these schools or what kinds of students they accept. I think that you do have a very solid chance at all of the schools you listed. Imo, I don’t think that you really need anymore safeties. You have a few that you’re definitely going to get into, and there is no use in spending $50+ just for another school to add to your list.</p>
<p>Northeastern-low reach
Fairfield- safety or low match
Stony brook- match
Penn state- high match
Slippery rock safety
Uncon match
Umass high match
Quinnipiac I’m not really sure about </p>
<p>Umass Amherst being my one and only safety school has visited my school a number of times, and everytime they come, they specifically say that umass amherst atleast is no longer giving preference to massachusetts residents. They’ve said this approximately 3-4 years in a row and I’ve noticed that the number of admitted applicants to umass has decreased. High match or match doesn’t really make a difference, but you will probably get in regardless.</p>
<p>Your SAT will probably bring your gpa up a bit. Have you looked into SAT IIs?</p>
<p>I don’t know much about the other schools, but if you get good grades first semester and have decent SAT IIs Northeastern will probably be a low reach:)</p>