Chance Me Please!

<p>Hey I am a senior male in high school in California. GPA: 4.05
SAT score: 2150
Math: 650
Reading: 700
Writing: 800
By end of senior year:
- English Honors (10th)
-2 years of AP English (11th, 12th)
- AP Human Geography (12th)
-AP Latin (12th)</p>

<p>My extracurriculars are strong:
- Tennis team varsity since sophomore year, finished second in city tournament of public schools this spring
- Radio at my school since sophomore year
- Journalism since sophomore year (probably will be editor-in-chief this year, normal editor now)
- Sunday school teaching since freshman year every sunday
- Little league umpire
- Internship at non-profit organization that teaches homeless people to play soccer and gets them off the streets
- Selective, 20 person, 15 month leadership program and now Junior counselor for the program
- Many hours of babysitting
- Multiple summers as a counselor in training at different summer camps
- I have played guitar for a few years
I will have good essays (strong writer and creative essays)
I will study in the realm of Liberal Arts/Humanities, Sociology, Psychology or something like that.</p>

<p>What do you think my chances are at Michigan?</p>

<p>Sorry I have no idea about any of this.</p>

<p>I want to get ‘chanced’ up too. But these people never reply fast :smiley: </p>

<p>What is your uwGPA? Your course rigor is okay though not great. Your SAT score is around the admission average. UMich LSA is likely a low reach for you from OOS.</p>

<p>3.95</p>

<p>Pretty strong. Assuming other factors are neutral to your application, you should have at least a 50% chance. Best of luck!</p>

<p>@Tman1005‌ what other factors do you mean?</p>

<p>e@sf20122010 Well, to name a few: Teacher recommendation(s), time spent on ECs, race, grade trend, reputation of high school, and classes in your other years.</p>

<p>Your uwGPA is good. They do put more value on GPA and 21% of enrolled freshmen had 4.0 GPA from high school. But with SAT around admission average, it will still be a low reach for you from OOS. I don’t think the chance would be 50% as the overall admission rate was 32% while it would be lower for OOS.</p>