Please be honest with me. I will not be offended whatsoever.
GPA: 4.25 Weighted
ACT: 34
SAT II: 800 Math II
PSAT Commended Scholar
Courses:
AP World History
AP US History
AP Calculus AB
AP Statistics
AP Economics
AP Psychology
AP Biology
AP Government (US and Comparative)
AP Calculus BC
ECs:
4 Year Lacrosse - Team Captain, Player of the Year
4 Year Marching Band - 2 Year Head Drum Major
4 Year Member of Academic Team
National Honor Society
Science National Honor Society
Math Honor Society
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Student Council Association Class Representative
School and County Science Fair Winner
Volunteering:
4 Year Youth Basketball Coach
Summer Art Class Intern
(Work two jobs - doctor’s office receptionist and shoe store)
Virginia Resident
Applying to UVA, Michigan, Emory, Vanderbilt, Duke, Dartmouth, Cornell
Please let me know! Any input is very appreciated.
I’d say match fo uva, Michigan, and then high match to Emory and then low reach/Hugh match to the rest but a good shot for them all I think. Chance me back please
For UVA, Michigan, and Emory, you should likely get in. For Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Duke, and Cornell, your application, as impressive as it is, is likely similar to many of those applying. While you have a strong resumé, it may all come down to how well your essays resonate with the reader. Good luck!
Deferred EA from UVA, Rejected Regular from UVA (in state)
Deferred EA from Michigan, Waitlisted Regular from Michigan (out of state)
Transfer Option from Cornell
Waitlisted from Emory
Rejected from Duke
Rejected from Northwestern
Rejected from Vanderbilt
Rejected from WashU
Rejected from UPenn
Accepted into Virginia Tech
Accepted into William & Mary
Very disappointed in the results of my college application process… Hopefully I’ll fall in love with whichever school I attend. Good luck to future applicants.
@IzzoOne From my understanding, as a biological science major, I need to receive a 3.5 GPA from another university my freshman year, and have a spot reserved as a guaranteed transfer student my sophomore year. If I meet the GPA requirements and the course requirements to transfer, I do not need to fill out a transfer application, send Letters of Recommendation, pay the application fee, or write any essays. I simply need to send my transcript.
Well that is interesting re: Cornell. You could go W&M or VT and then transfer (assuming you maintain the 3.5). Or stay if you like it there. Do you have any view of what cost would be or would that only come next year?
@IzzoOne I’m not quite sure about the financial aid package, but Cornell is a school that I’d love to attend and find absolutely any way to pay for it. I’d say I’m leaning towards VT simply based off of fit, as it is a school I could attend for 4 years and love it.