<p>Universities:
o University of Miami
o University of Florida
o University of Central Florida
o Columbia University
o New York University
White Female
Public school (Orlando, Florida) Dr. Phillips High School
Middle class income
Unweighted GPA: 3.6
Weighted GPA :4.6 (according to my school I dont know how to calculate it the way colleges do)
Grades: All As and Bs. (7 AP courses by the end of high school and many honors classes)
Passed Exams:
o AP World History 3
o AP English Lang.& Comp. 3
o AP Art History (currently taking)
o AP Psychology (currently taking)
o AP English Lit. (currently taking)
Class rank:91 or top 13% (unweighted) and 46 or top 6%(weighted)
Class size:666
SAT scores:
o Math: 590
o Reading: 540
o Writing: 580
SAT Subject Tests
o Math (Level 1): 510
o Literature:610
Recently retook SAT on October 4, 2008 will post new scores as soon as I receive them.
ACT scores:
o Not sending
ECs
o National Honor Society Historian 2 years (Junior & Senior Year)
I have participated in many hours of community service with NHS (40 hrs.)
Helped raised few hundred dollars for Cancer, got NHS involved with donating school supplies and clothes to Mission School House in the Dominican Republic
etc.
o BETA Club all 4 years
o Interact Club all 4 years
o Freshman Cheerleading Co-Captain
o Varsity Cheerleading sophomore year
o All Star Cheerleading junior and senior year
Employment
o Cashier at The Fresh Market (1 year and counting
) most of my earnings have been saved. Work approx. 10-20 hrs a week
Honors/awards:
o Principles Honor Roll (all 4 years) ( 4.0 6.0 GPA Award)
Decent essays and good teacher recommendations.</p>
<p>You aren’t getting into Columbia or NYU, sorry.</p>
<p>You might not even get into UF even while being in state…</p>
<p>ummm, are you planning on retaking SATs?</p>
<p>yes i arleady did… on october 4 im just waiting for my scores to come in…
also im probably only applying to UF, UCF, and University of Miami …</p>
<p>Don’t give up hope! I know people who got into NYUStern with 1800 on their SATs. Luck also plays a role.</p>