<p>well i live in NC and this is another school i would love going to...
i have a
3.39- unweighted
4.12 - weighted </p>
<p>rank- 108/405 </p>
<p>AP's
AP US HIST- 3 on exam
AP BIO
AP Psyc </p>
<p>Grades on transcript:
AP Bio- C
AP Psyc- B
Advanced functions- B
Honors Latin 4- A
Honors English 4- A
Honors CHorus 3- A</p>
<p>SAT- terrible.. but i got into APP, ELON, UNCC, Lenior Rhyne & Mars Hill... 1450 it was i believe...</p>
<p>i took SAT II for US History and got 660/800...</p>
<p>National Honors Society
Latin Honors Society
WHos WHo Amoung American Teens
Latin Club
Drama Club
Student Council 2 years
Domestique mens club
Mens Accapella Group</p>
<p>Acting:
Ive been in 9 shows now and 1 at a theatre company here in my town... so i have that and plenty of music experience. I hope that makes me well rounded.. i hear back monday.. i hope its good news...</p>
<p>You are fine. Honestly Elon has gotten harder to get into then State so you should be good. I will be greatly surprised if you get rejected although I have been surprised by some decisions this year.</p>
<p>UNCW was my second choice, after NCSU. After I was accepted to both, there was no second thought- I'm finishing up my second semester at NC State, and I'm so glad I chose here. (:</p>
<p>It does depend on what you want to do, though. Engineering or sciences, come to State. Anything outside of that, and I'm not really qualified to talk.</p>
<p>My son had a tough decision....State, Wilmington, Elon. He spent several days at State checking out the school and the department he was interested in, spent a full day at UNCW and met with the department head, and spent a full day at Elon ( who he said has the BEST food lol) . He chose State because he was most impressed with the department, and felt that although State was huge, his department was small and he would not feel like a "number". He also met with his advisors there and liked them.
Personally, I loved Elon, it's beautiful and I liked the size and green campus. I did not like what seemed to be little diversity. (I thought UNCW was pretty, but too spread out and no football, so I wondered about school spirit. ) I have heard great things about all of these schools.</p>
<p>To sum it up, there is no advice I can give you but to take the time and spend a day if you can at both places. You can't go wrong with either, which is what makes it even harder! ANd like my son, you will probably love which ever you choose once you get there!!
Good luck!</p>
<p>My S (NCSU senior) is also in a small dept/major. Classes in his major generally have less than 20 students. He has had a great relationship with his advisor. His help has been invaluable over the years. Big state u. does not have to mean impersonal. </p>
<p>S has good friends at UNCW. He has spent time there with them. He says he likes Wilmington but doesn’t think he would have done nearly as well academically there because there are too many distractions,lol. Plus, NCSU football games have been a big part of college life for him. He has never regretted choosing NCSU.</p>
<p>My sister attended NCSU for biochemistry and graduated magna cum laude. She loved State and her biochemistry major prepared her well for UNC-Chapel Hill’s medical school. She is now a successful anesthesiologist, still FULL of wolfpack pride. That’s the one thing State students definitely have–hardcore school spirit.</p>