Chance me :) For U of VIRGINIA

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Rigor: 9-10gr. all honors at public school, but this year (11gr.) I changed schools to the county's IB center to complete the two-year IB Diploma Programme, so for 11-12 gr. I am taking all IB courses.
GPA: 4.0 unweighted 4.68 weighted (school's scale)
Class Rank: 16 out of 450 approx.
SAT: 1970 (640 reading/670 math/640 writing)</p>

<h2>ACT: 30 (34 english/28 math/28 reading/28 science)</h2>

<p>Extracurriculars: Secretary of Senior Class (Student Council), Secretary of YMCA Leaders' Club (service club) 9-11gr., Church youth group and Church choir 9-11gr.
Sports: Color guard 9-10gr., Field hockey 11-12gr.,
Service: 100 volunteer hours every year 8-11gr. through Leaders' Club; plus IB has the CAS program during 11-12gr. (25 hours of creativity, 25 hours of action/sports, 25 hours of service)
Talent: Made top choir in high school
Work Experience: Worked for a brief period at Paychex, Inc. (a payroll company) in an office setting; Summer job as a camp councelor</p>

<h2>Honors: Inducted into High School's National Honor Society, selected for and attended the High School Diplomats Program at Princeton</h2>

<p>Alumni: Uncle and Aunt attended UVA, parents went to JMU/VCU
Residence: Richmond, VA
Race/Gender: White, Female</p>

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<p>You will prob get in, ur in state which raises ur chances a lot plus u have really good gpa and act.</p>

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<p>I would try the ACT or SAT one more time during fall of senior year. You will have a very good chance if you have higher test scores--btw how does a 4.0 unweighted rank 16??</p>

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<p>4.0 could be 16th if 15 people also have a 4.0 but also have a higher than 4.68 weighted.</p>

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<p>yeah, the people above me have a 4.689 or higher... somehow the IB kids get an extra decimal place on their GPA grrrr</p>

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<p>also, people not in IB who took one more honors class than me got a 4.85 weighted rather than a 4.68. I think most of us have a 4.0 unweighted GPA because the whole upper 10% of our class gets straight A's</p>

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<p>high class rank, good ecs, good enough test scores, in-state... you'll probably get in. write decent essays and get a good recommendation.</p>