Chance me for UF, UM, Boston University, Vanderbilt??

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello friends, I am an upcoming senior and here are my stats, please chance me?
I am an International Baccalaureate Candidate
GPA: 3.7 uw 4.7 w
ACT: 29
Ethn: Asian, Vietnamese
Income: <40,000
EC:
3y Mu Alpha Theta (math team)
3y Young Entrepreneurs Club
2y Varsity Soccer in a soccer program that won the first state champ for the city of Cape Coral, FL in 2011
- I scored the second highest amount of goals on the team last season if it means anything
2y NHS
2y key club
2y SGA<br>
1y Math Honor Society
1y Rho Kappa Honor Society
1y Spanish Honor Society </p>

<p>Leadership:
Vice President of my senior class the upcoming year
Co-captain of my jv soccer team for 1 year</p>

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<p>Your chances look good for BU, but with your ACT score UM and UF would be stretches.</p>

<p>I wouldnt even consider Vanderbilt unless you get your ACT score up to a 32+</p>

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<p>The primary weakness in your application would definitely be your ACT. I’m only really familiar with Vanderbilt, and they have a Middle 50 ACT of 33-35 for RD. As such, Vanderbilt would be a high reach.</p>

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<p>If UM means UMich, they it would be a high match to low reach. The mid 50 ACT is 29-33 and average GPA is 3.83.</p>

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<p>UF: match
UM: high match/low reach
Boston University: low match
Vanderbilt: reach</p>

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<p>Vanderbilt: Reach
UMI: Reach
U Miami: Low match/Match
UF: Match
BU: Match</p>

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<p>I highly suggest that you apply to QuestBridge for National College Match. - [QuestBridge</a> Home](<a href=“http://www.questbridge.org/]QuestBridge”>http://www.questbridge.org/)
Now, it’s highly likely you won’t be Matched to Vanderbilt (receive the full-ride scholarship that’s facilitated by QuestBridge), but you might be a Finalist, and Finalists do receive a lot of perks. You don’t even have to apply through QB, you can apply regular decision. Also, Vandy LOVES QB kids (it wouldn’t be a partner college otherwise!) However, Vanderbilt is also a school that prizes scores above GPA, so you are advised to take the ACT again, perhaps try the SAT, or get some other scores that may weigh in your favour (SAT IIs and APs).</p>