I dont know what the format is and the info i need to provide, so i am just putting what comes to mind
Unweighted gpa: 3.75
Class rank: top 10%
SAT: Test optional
Courses: 9 ap classes and a few honor classes
I also have an upward grade trend
Major: business (supply chain management, finance, economic)
Extracurricular (in the order i listed on common app): helping out at my parents restaurant, local law/business intern, a community service activity, a virtual business intern, community service activity, leadership camp, student gov (member), a community service activity
I would be glad to provide any further info, and again, im new to this. Thanks for all input
Do you want to do finance or supply chain ? I think finance is a better major - just my opinion. Any major can work in supply chain although it’s a very employable major.
I think you’ll struggle at the first two admission wise but low income can help. TO won’t as Emory has a high but not ultra high test submission rate. Also if you get into Oxford you have to re apply for business after two years. You may want to ask the acceptance ‘odds’ in regards to if you want finance, you may decide Oxford isn’t for you and uncheck the Oxford box which lowers your chances but no point in studying something you don’t want. Econ isn’t finance.
And again, it’s just a guess as are all chance mes. The schools will decide.
Best of luck to you. If you end up at State it’s a fine school with fine placement !!!
I will do supply chain if I end up at MSU, but finance if UMich or Emory. I also applied to some liberal arts so thats why I put econ. Thanks for your input!
So many LACs today meet need. If you haven’t run calculators on schools like Franklin and Marshall, Lafayette, Denison, Kenyon, St Olaf and more do so…maybe they’d come in nice for you. Some are less competitive than others but need aware but none are easy admits. But Michigan and low income could help.