Chance me for UW-Seattle and Northeastern??? I'll chance back!

Demographics: female asian, public school in SoCal (Irvine, California). Planning to major in business or go undeclared.

Academics:

  • GPA: 3.5 UW / 4.1 W
  • Old SAT: 1930 (640,640,650), 1940 superscore
  • New SAT: will be taking in October
  • Didn’t/Will not be taking the ACT
  • Coursework: AP Biology (did well in the class but not on the exam, bad teacher), AP U.S. History (4); currently taking AP Environmental Science, AP Psychology, AP American Government and Politics, and AP Microeconomics; other than that, most other classes are honors

Extracurriculars:

  • 2-year member of the school’s chapter of the California Scholarship Federation (GPA requirement to be admitted as a member)
  • 1-year member of the Female Empowerment Movement Club
  • Varsity swimmer since freshman year, made CIF Division I both sophomore and junior year
  • Junior Varsity water polo freshman year w/ no prior experience

Circumstances:

  • divorced parents, live with mom
  • mom makes $65,000

Your test scores are low for northeastern. They are really big on tests and GPA; you might be ok for NU.IN if you are interested in that however. Make sure to show interest in you can! Extracurriculars are OK but nothing spectacular. Why northeastern in particular?
Please chance back!

Northeastern is a reach school for me, but I chose northeastern as one of my reaches to apply to because of their well-established co-op program. For NU.in, which countries would you suggest? Does it matter?

Wherever you are interested in going! I think NU.in is a amazing program and allows you to experience something amazing before jumping into college; northeastern uses it to take applications with a slightly lower GPA/test scores and still give them access to a NU education. I’m applying to northeastern as well but not for the in program, but it definitely works well for some people

I’m assuming no need-based financial aid that comes from Northeastern can go towards NU.in right? Because it’s a different university/country?