<p>Hey. So I am a junior at my high school. I currently have a 3.65 UWGPA and a 4.26 WGPA. I plan on getting a 3.68-4.7 UWGPA and a 4.30-4.32 WGPA by the end of my junior year. I have an SAT score of 2150. I have tons of ECs (clubs, NHS, competitions, etc) and leadership positions (about 5 or 6 ever since freshman year). I believe I am in the top 10% in my class. Do you think I could get into good colleges. I plan on applying to few liberal arts (Haverford, Carnegie Mellon, Pomona, Brandeis) and also to the BA/MD programs (Boston Univ, UH/Baylor, Texas Tech, UTD/Southwestern PACT, WashU of St. Louis). Do you think I would be able to get into those colleges? If you got into one of these BA/MD programs, can you post your stats? Also, is my gpa good enough for these colleges/programs? Also, these program deadlines are in February of my senior year. So can I also include my senior year fall semester in my gpa for those programs or do they only look at junior year and before gpa? I'm asking this cause I think I can raise my UWGPA to a 3.75 and my WGPA to a 4.35-4.4 by the end of my fall semester of senior year. Thanks.</p>
<p>just wondering, what if i only raise my gpa to a 3.7 UW and 4.35 W? what would happen then? also what are some stats for the Boston U program cause I can’t find it on the website.</p>
<p>also i dont know if this helps, but i volunteer over 500 hours at hospitals/other place. i shadowed few doctors. im doing a summer research internship (i might continue it during senior year if they allow me)with a doctor mostly likely at texas childrens or md anderson (i still have to choose).</p>
<p>and i taught english in india one summer at an orphanage. i couldnt continue the next summer cause they found a full time english teacher.</p>
<p>lol so many questions. is the sienna/amc program requirements where you have to be in top 10%?</p>
<p>and i also started teaching myself piano this past year. i learned piano in elementary/middle school, but then my teacher got cancer so she had to stop so i eventually stopped. i wanted to get back into it so i started teaching myself. lol i forget a lot of things for my stats</p>
<p>BA/MD programs are among the most competitive in the country regardless of the school. With a 3.7/2150 I think those programs are highly unlikely. As a straight admission to undergrad I think BU, UTD, Houston and Texas Tech are match/safeties the others on your list are reach to big reach.</p>
<p>Go to collegenavigator at the nces site. THey have all the stats you can handle about individual schools.</p>
<p>Thanks vinceh! Yeah I really plan on just going to those colleges you listed. If I get accepted to the ones that are reaches, I might plan on going depending on the situation. But yea, those safeties/matches are really my top choices. But I plan on applying to BA/MD programs for the safeties and hope I get it. Thanks!</p>
<p>Can you please chance me? :)</p>
<p>Rank 70/560
GPA: 3.6/4.0</p>
<p>SAT 2280
AP’s: 14 by the end of high school
EC’s:
Social work in India (helping handicapped kids and teaching English to child labour victims)
Research at UTMB
200+ hours shadowing doctors
Volunteering in hospitals and nursing homes
President of Indian Cultural Centre
Officer in HOSA and Red Cross Club</p>
<p>Thanks :)</p>