Chance Georgetown, Notre Dame, and Boston College

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>So I'm getting very nervous now so please chance me.
unweighted gpa 3.6
weighted 3.89
46/336 in my class
SAT: 2050, 700 680 670
ACT Composite 34
5 Time varsity athlete
State Chief Squire for New Jersey Columbian Squires
Member of National Honor Society, World Language Honor Society, and National Business Honor Society, FBLA
Most of my classes were honors, some ap's, few cps.
5 on the AP World Exam
69/80 on the CLEP Exam in Financial Accounting Sophomore Year.
Hours of Community Service.
Very Strong Letters of Recommendation, Great essays</p>

<p>I applied to all my schools early action, being accepted to Fordham and Villanova, and deferred from Notre Dame, Georgetown, and Boston College. Please chance me on my deferred schools. Thanks so much. I'll chance back.</p>

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<p>BC I think you could have a shot at.
ND may be a bit of a stretch however.
Can’t say much about Georgetown, don’t know what they take really.</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

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<p>You should be in for BC. But for ND and Georgetown, your SAT and GPA are on the lower side. But you have a great ACT score, you have a decent shot.</p>

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<p>Bump please</p>

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<p>Well waitlisted at Boston College, but got 28,000 in grant from Nova? Chance for ND and Georgetown</p>

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<p>i’m not sure about nd, but i think you seem like a strong applicant for it, from what i know. georgetown seems like it might be a reach just because of your class rank, but your test scores and ECs might make up for it. good luck! :)</p>

<p>chance me back?
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<p>I used to live in Indiana, and my best friend was an ND hopeful from the first grade.</p>

<p>Notre Dame is a very “selective” institute, not in the general sense. What i mean by this is, they pride themselves on seeking out students who are fully devoted to ND and only accepting the top tier candidates. Consequentially, most people who consider ND their dream school attend Cathedral High School-the fact that this increases your chances is unquestionable. Similarly, a disproportionately large sum of the candidates are legacies.</p>

<p>That’s just what I’ve gathered from speaking with old friends about who got in and who didn’t and their relationships to the school before applying.</p>