Chance me for these schools? (UofM, UCLA, UW)

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>The colleges I plan to apply to are: UofM Ann Arbor, Michigan State, UCLA, Florida, and Wisconsin-Madison with all being early action if possible.</p>

<p>Dream school is Michigan with MSU as current safety school</p>

<p>[ *] College: For Michigan LSA, I plan to major in Biology
[ *] ACT: 29 (top individual scores:32/28/30/33)
[ *] Unweighted GPA: 4.0
[ *] Weighted GPA: 4.2
[ *] Rank: 13 out of 124 so rounded top 10%, after first semester will be top 10%
[ *] ECs: DECA Chapter President/Founder; Boy's State Delegate (Governor runner up/cabinet member); Intern at local hospital; EMS for local races; over 200 service hours; Model UN; 4 year football, 2011 state champs; 4 year lacrosse and this year captain; National Honor Society; Red Cross Volunteer
[ *] Essays: Looking good so far
[ *] Teacher Recs: One will be great and the other should be pretty good
[ *] Counselor Rec: She really likes me so very good
[ *) Location/Person: Flint, Michigan
[ *] School Type: Private (500 students)
[ *] Ethnicity: White
[ *] Gender: Male
[ *] others:I am taking Duel Enrollment Writing and Calculus classes; My father is disabled recently if that could help anything</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>U of M Ann Arbor: Mid-High Match
MSU: Safety
UCLA: Mid-High Match
Florida (I’m not sure which one, so I’m guessing Gainesville): Match
UW: Low-Mid Match</p>

<p>I don’t know much about the first four schools. I’ve only just looked up the ACT scores and GPAs that were admitted, but I know quite a bit about UW. I live an hour away from Madison and know a lot about that school, and I would say you’re definitely the type of student they are looking for.</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

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<p>WISC: high match for oos
UMich: match to high match for in state
MSU: safety
UCLA: high match to low reach</p>

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<p>The only reason I would say low-mid match for oos UW would be because they have been accepting many oos applications lately due to budget cuts. Oos tuition means more money for them, so your chances are about as good as in state.</p>