Chance for Vassar, Boston College, NYU!

<p>I'm an upcoming senior and, although the school year has just been completed, I would like to be chanced for BC, Brandeis University, Vassar College, and NYU. I still have early senior year to get my standardized test scores up and all, but I'd like to see where I stand as of right now.</p>

<p>I come from a very extreme home situation (runaway mother, mentally and physically ill father, my sister has to support us with very low wages) and don't know if that would influence financial aid or anything.</p>

<p>GPA: 95.6%
Top 10% of class (no class rank available, but guidance counselor has estimated about 11/210 kids)
SAT: 2090 (610-math, 730-reading, 750-writing)
SAT II's: 800-US History, 750-Literature
ACT's: 30 Composite, 34 English, 27 Math, 35 Reading, 25 Science
(I know my scores are kinda sucky but I plan on taking the ACT's this September and SAT's this October with tutoring)</p>

<p>Straight A's without weight in every single high school course taken thus far except for Algebra II as a freshman (B+).</p>

<p>Honors Classes Taken (no honors courses available in foreign language or science)</p>

<p>World Cultures Honors
English 9 Honors
English 10 Honors</p>

<p>AP's Taken (received A's in all of them):
AP US History
AP Biology
AP English Language and Composition</p>

<p>Planned AP's for Senior Year:</p>

<p>AP Spanish
AP Lit
AP Euro
AP Calc AB</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:</p>

<p>spring track and field (varsity, 3 years)
cross country (varsity, 2 years)
fall drama and spring musical (4 years)
Theatre Arts Club (4 years)
Officer in the 2015 Class Council (4 years)
Prom Committee (1 year)
Church choir and youth group (4 years)
Volunteer Sunday School teacher (2 years)
I volunteer every summer in Pittsburgh where I complete 60+ hours of community service (3 years)
I volunteer frequently with my church choir at soup kitchens and retirement communities (4 years)
All-male a capella singing group (4 years)
Tenor in the school chorus (3 years)
Editor of the school newspaper, Editor-in-Chief for my senior year (4 years)
Award-winning bassist in the school orchestra (4 years)
Founder and president of the National English Honor Society chapter at my school (1 year)
President of the National Honor Society (2 years)
Member of Key Club (4 years)
President of Freshman Class Council (1 year)
Member of Interact Club (3 years)
Library page at local public library (2 years)
Camp counselor at a local summer camp (1 summer)
Volunteer at Bible Camp (2 summers)
Research experience with molecular biology in a course run in conjunction with Rutgers University (1 year)
Math team (2 years)</p>

<p>You have a very good app!
BC - Basically a match, no reason you wouldn’t get in but there are plenty of qualified applicants
NYU - same thing really, match.
Brandeis - Low match, not a guarantee but you should get in.
Vassar -high match.</p>

<p>You have a solid shot at all these schools, no reason why you shouldnt get in to any of them in my opinion. Best of luck.
Chance me back at: <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1662557-chance-me-sub-ivies-good-schools.html#latest”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1662557-chance-me-sub-ivies-good-schools.html#latest&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Bc- low reach
NYU- low reach
Brandeis low match
Vassar -“mid” reach </p>

<p>If I get my math SAT score up past 650+, do you think that will tip the scales more significantly in my favor? </p>

<p>@gchats @APsooof OP, some people on here just have had the wrong Brandeis because Brandeis accepts around 35% of it’s applicants. So not only is it selective, but it also costs $63,000 a year to go to Brandeis. It’s a low reach for the OP.</p>