<p>Mecklenburg County (Ughh, which is more competition)
Asian female (MORE competition)</p>
<p>4.8 Weighted GPA (Straight As) 4.00 unweighted
Top 3%</p>
<p>600 Reading
640 Math
680 Writing
1920 Superscore</p>
<p>AP : English Lit & Language, Chemistry, Calc BC, USH, Earth Env., Statistics</p>
<p>Extra curriculars: National Honor Society, Hospital Volunteer (50 hours), Disabled Children Babysitting Community Service (100 hours), Community Service Clubs, Diversity Club (Leadership position - founder), Tutoring Club, Track 1 year</p>
<p>I also did Summer Ventures.</p>
<p>Okay, you have a pretty big chance of getting in, so don’t sweat it dude. Your weighted is way high enough to get you in; the average incoming freshman’s was a 4.47 and yours is way above that. Your class rank is wonderful; your unweighted shows that you haven’t just been taking challenging courses but slacking off on them but rather maintaining a really good work ethic throughout your entire high school career. SATs are good, and extracurriculars make you an even stronger applicant.</p>
<p>I’d say, don’t worry about a thing.</p>
<p>Your gpas are good, but you SAts are low. You have good community service, but lack leadership. You probably have a 50-75% chance of getting in, closer to the 75.</p>
<p>In without a doubt.</p>
<p>Doberhound had a point with your SAT’s being a bit on the low side, most of my friends here at Carolina have at least a few of their section scores well into the 700’s, but with your GPA, you should be just fine. 93% chance from me.</p>
<p>Omgoodness… CC kids and there SAT worries. ilygurlie… you are perfectly qualified. I wouldn’t even think twice about your SAT scores. They are FINE.</p>
<p>Yeah don’t sweat about your SAT scores. You WILL get in (I know you won’t believe me, but that is natural I suppose).</p>
<p>Summer Ventures is a big in-state boost. And, though it varies by school, Mecklenburg County has a great track record with UNC-CH because they, along with Wake County, do the best job of preparing their students for college. I’d say CH is a solid match for you.</p>
<p>You’re in-state. 'Nuff said. You will get in. :)</p>
<p>“Your gpas are good, but you SAts are low.”</p>
<p>Not for in-state applicants. (Re SATs.)</p>