<p>School:
-Public Nationally Recognized High School
-3.74 Weighted GPA on 4.0 Scale (School doesn't calculate Unweighted)
-Will have 12 AP classes by graduation and all the rest Honors (grades in Honors Classes are not on weighted scale)
-ACT: 33 Composite, 35 English, 29 Math, 33 Reading, 33 Science
-AP Scholar Award
-National Honor Society
-National Society of High School Scholars</p>
<p>Extracurricular:
-Eagle Scout (lots and lots of service!)
-Volunteer Camp Counselor at Children's Camp every summer in Seattle area
-2 Year Varsity Soccer Letter Winner
-2011 State Soccer Runner Up
-Captain of Club Soccer Team 2005-present
-2nd Team All Conference Soccer
-Boy Scouts of America Honor Camper</p>
<p>Other:
-Wrote essay on how Boy Scouts IS really all about knots, but the figurative knots that tie a scout to his community rather than the real knots
-Rec's from Counselor, AP English Lit teacher who went to Wash U St. Louis and AP Physics C teacher/2 year JV soccer coach who went to Pomona College
-Had an interview with my admissions counselor a few months ago. It went very well for me in my opinion. </p>
<p>From what I know about U of Richmond you have an excellent chance of getting accepted. It doesn’t matter that your school doesn’t weigh grades, because admissions un-weighs the grades anyway and uses their own scale. (This is what Admissions rep told us.) So your AP / honors courses would be accounted for. You have solid test scores and solid / consistent ECs. I will bet you are in with some merit aid.</p>
<p>Also, I don’t think you are a “low” match. Your stats and total package are solid. I would be surprised if you weren’t accepted…of course, some of it is a crap shoot, so you never know.</p>
<p>Seems like a match. You have a great ACT score and great extra-curriculars. Your GPA is a tad low for Richmond but your courseload definitely makes up for that. Good luck!</p>