Chance Me =)

<p>*I am a white male from Long Island, New York
*SAT: 1680 (540-Math, 580-Writing, 560-CR) I know there weak scores but I have a strong *HS resume
*GPA: 3.8 unweighted
*Rank: 52nd out of 555 students</p>

<p>*AP Euro in 10th
*AP US and AP Psych in 11th
*The AP's for my current senior year are Ap Statistics, AP English, AP Gov, and College Italian as a Senior.(Dropped Ap Chem after 1st quarter bc it was too much and I don't need it for my major. I got a 90 for the 1st quarter tho)</p>

<p>*National Honor Society for 3 years (11th and 12th I became VP0
*Foreign Language Honor Society for 2 years
*Junior State of America Club (Debate Club) for two years
*Varsity Bowling for 4 years (Captain my last year)
*Community Service with my local Catholic Church
*Assistant Coach for Ice Hockey with younger kids
*Did a Bowling Prep league with kids through my school bowling team
*Interned with a Tax Firm over the summer
(All on my common app with good description of what I did)</p>

<p>*Good Letters of Rec from two teachers i've had for 3 years and the other is in charge of NHS. Also a good letter of rec from my guidance counselor.</p>

<p>*Well written essay</p>

<p>*My major I am applying for is counseling psychology </p>

<p>*I haven't visited or done an interview but I am really hoping to get in and would appreciate your honest opinion and maybe any advice to improve my chances.</p>

<p>Thanks!! =)</p>

<p>Your sat scores are going to make it challenging.</p>

<p>Sorry man, but your test scores are really low - It’s a stretch.</p>

<p>Among my nova friends, the lowest SAT score was around an 1800 so a 1680 is pretty darn low. The avg is usually around 2000 or so, but it varies significantly depending on what you’re applying for. Pres scholars and BS/MD kids generally have significantly higher scores than students applying for other programs.</p>