CHANCE ME! - Tulane, UMich, Wisco, Tufts, Emory, Indiana, UCLA, USC

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello, I'm not really sure how to work this... but here we go!
What are my chances for getting into the Tulane, UMich (in-state; both parents went here), Wisco, Tufts, Emory, Indiana, UCLA, USC, Carnegie Mellon (just curious, my dad went there for business school. does that make a difference?)?
ACT: 32 (35E 35R 30S 28M 8- writing)
Cumulative GPA: 3.92 (UW)
AP/Honors: Freshman Year- Honors Geometry (they didn't offer a lot)
Sophomore Year- Honors Algebra II, Honors English, Honor US History (no aps offered sophomore year)
Junior Year- AP Lit
Senior Year- AP Gov, AP Lang</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
President of American Sign Language club, NHS member, varsity softball, JV volleyball, Business Editor of the yearbook, co-editor in chief of the yearbook, participant/organizer of female business club, etc.</p>

<p>I go to an extremely small private school with about 50 kids in my grade. There are only 8 AP's offered in total. Additionally, each "regular" class is extremely rigorous and equivalent to an honors or AP at a public school. We are also required to take 3 additional classes based on our religion and must take 7 classes per semester. My school s sort of a Michigan feeder-- 26/31 admitted in 2014, 21/29 admitted in 2013. </p>

<p>please be honest!</p>

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<p>also everyone in my grade is EXTREMELY smart</p>

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<p>What is your intended major? You should be a solid match for UMich in state.</p>

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<p>UCLA would be at full fees and most people from OOS can’t afford the costs. Your GPA for UC would need to be higher to be competitive.</p>

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<p>I’m not really sure. On the common app I’m saying journalism I think and I could have a good essay because of yearbook.</p>