<p>3.3 gpa unweighted
3.95 gpa weighted
1630 sat- 490 cr 540 math 600 writing
3 ap 15 honors classes</p>
<p>Vice president of environmental issues club
1 year freshman football
3 years lacrosse
4 years guitar program
Intramural sports club</p>
<p>Also there was a lot of improvement since my freshman year. So would that improvement help my chances?</p>
<p>JMU will look at your course work within the context of what is offered at you HS. Have you looked at the Naviance data for your school in terms of JMU? Looking at the common data set for the class of 2014 will also help you get a sense of where your scores and grades fall within JMUs range – <a href=“Institutional Research - JMU”>Institutional Research - JMU;
<p>Nope. There’s no way your getting in. Your scores are pretty pathetic. Try your local community college.</p>
<p>^this is untrue. I’m no expert, but I have a few friends who got accepted with a weighted 3.6 and a 1650 SAT, and I’m from NOVA. NOVA is one of the most difficult places to apply from. You definitely have a chance.</p>