Chance me please

<p>What are my chances at admssion to the Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College of CUNY?</p>

<p>Freshman applicant
Early College student</p>

<p>intended Major: Nursing</p>

<p>3.5-3.8 High School GPA/ 4.0 scale (we don't have weighted at my school)
92 out of 437
26 ACT composite
Community College GPA: 3.837</p>

<p>No Ap's, but lots of dual enrollment at community college thru early college program.</p>

<p>National honor society (senior year)
Academic tutoring -Spanish, English, Sciences
Tennis (4 years)
Student Government (freshman year only)</p>

<p>On Dean's List at community college.
Accepted into an Early College program</p>

<p>Good recommendations</p>

<p>male, out of state, caucasian</p>

<p>Honors classes
Honors Spanish 1-grade 9
Grade 10-Honors english, honors spanish 2
Grade 11- honors english (pre-AP), honors spanish 3/4 (plus dual enrollment classes at Community college)<br>
Grade 12-6 dual enrollment classes ranging from philosophy to microbiology to human physiological anatomy</p>

<p>Also, what are my chances at other schools, such as UVA, UNC-Chapel Hill, Drexel University, UPenn, Penn State, and U of Pittsburgh?</p>

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Most of them seem like very high reaches, other than Drexel, Penn State, and Pitts.</p>

<p>Interesting. You are interested in nursing?</p>

<p>Yes, I am interested in nursing; specifically, advanced practice nursing. Does that seem weird to you or something? What makes you think all of these schools are such reaches?</p>

<p>well you didnt take many honors classes and had no APs which will hurt you at the top schools but the dual enrollment is a plus. I think you downfall will be your ACT which you should retake in the fall. The Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College of CUNY is competitve so you should aim for a 30 on your ACT. I dont know what state your in but UVA, UNC will be reaches for you and UPenn is a big reach. I think you will be in at Drexel and Penn state and Pitt but im not sure how competitve their nursing programs are.</p>

<p>Re take the ACT and aim for 33+ if you are serious about applying for Upenn, UNC Chapel Hill.</p>

<p>In regards to the amount of honours classes, it was mostly out of my control. In other words, I took what I could. In my school system, we only have honors math, spanish, and english at the high school level. The only way to get into honors math classes are to begin that track in seventh grade. I know…it’s hard to beleive that they try to determine your mathematical potential when you are in 6th grade, but they do; it’s rediculous! 9th grade, I did well in hon english, so i was placed in honors for 10th and 11th. I didn’t take AP my senior year because I took composition 1 and 2 at the community college, so I would be repeating credit. I have the high honour of being in an Early College, so I think dual enrollment is better than AP in my case.</p>

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<p>All you need is the most rigorous box checked. Take two or three APs as a self-study just to show them you can handle the load. It can only help.</p>

<p>Selfstudy? In other words, just pass the tests without taking the AP class?</p>