Chance me for Purdue? Rutgers? UIUC?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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UW GPA: 3.7
W GPA: 4.05

Freshman Year:
Spanish I: A- (Sem 1), B+ (Sem 2)
Biology I: A- (Sem 1) A+(Sem 2)
World History: A (Sem 1) A (Sem 2)
Algebra 1: A (Sem 1) A- (Sem 2)
Honors English: B+ (Sem 1) A-(Sem 2)

I took Geometry over the summer and got an A+ in both semesters

Soph Year:
Spanish 2: B+ (Sem 1) A- (Sem 2)
English: A- (Sem 1) B (Sem 2)
Honors Chemistry: A- (Sem 1) B(Sem 2)
AP U.S. History: B+ (Sem 1) B-(Sem 2) bad I know…
Honors Algebra II: B (Sem 1) B+ (Sem 2)
I am aware I had really really realllllyyy bad grades in my sophomore year which I am afraid will set me back. But the two A+s I got from Geometry are going to be calculated in.

Junior year:
Spanish 3: A- (Sem 1) A- (Sem 2) (I got a tutor lol)
English (it was a class offered at my school: A (Sem 1) A (Sem 2)
AP Bio: A- (Sem 1) A- (Sem 2)
AP Macro/AP Gov (AP Macro first, AP Gov, Second semester: A in both
Precalculus: A first semester and an A- second.

ECS:
Congressional Debate:
-I will be Captain of the Congress team next year.
-I qualified to the state tournament
-I broke at several tournaments statewide.

Women’s Advocacy Club:
-I am a leader of this club and have organized many events for this club and made it an overall more proactive club than it used to be.

Volunteer Work:
100+ hours (hospitals, tutoring, soup kitchens)

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Home state? Intended major? ACT/SAT scores?

There isn’t enough information here for anyone to give you advice.

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OP you posted the exact same thing in March for California schools. You can treat Purdue/UIUC/Rutgers the same as the answers you got for UCSB.
Based on that, @momofsenior1, her home state is probably California, major is public health, SAT is 1380.

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Hi, sorry. I took the SAT again in June and I ended up getting a 1430. My intended Major is Public Health and I am from California.

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I thought that these schools were not as selective as UCSB though

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@stressedhskid87 You are correct, for Public Health, UIUC, Rutgers, and Purdue are not as selective as UCSB.

Based on your stats, you are close to the top 25% for Applied Health at UIUC and Purdue, and in the higher part of mid 50% for Rutgers. So UIUC and Purdue are low targets, and Rutgers is a target. However, you are OOS for all of them

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So, is that what would make it harder to get in?

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@stressedhskid87

No, in fact at Rutgers it will make you more desirable to admissions. OOS will make it more expensive that UCSB.

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Your chances are decent. It really comes down to the essay though. I cannot stress this enough.

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Hey guys! Based on these stats, what do you guys think my chanches for UW seattle are?