Chance Me?

<p>Male, White, Ohio.
Religious Minority.
Otherwise horribly generic.</p>

<p>GPA: 4.0 unweighted, 4.1 weighted.
Rank: Between 1-5 out of 300. Average sized public school.
ACT: 31 Comp, 35 Reading, 32 English, 28 Science (dunno what happened), 29 Math, 10 Writing. Definitely retaking.
SAT: Mega hard to take where I live, Pomona Admissions office said not to worry about it.
APs: School limits to 6 (for whatever stupid reason),
Junior Year - Chemistry, Euro, guessing atleast a 4 on both.
Senior Year - Eng. Lit, Calc AB, Physics B, U.S.
Self studying: French Lang, World
My school also doesn't offer honors classes. =&lt;/p>

<p>ECs:
- President of Young Democrats, Two years, member two.
- Vice President of NHS.
- Officer at Large two years for ITS (Theatre honor society.)
- Involved in school and community theatre in managment roles
- Handbell Choir (I'm considering sending a video of this for the hell of it.)
- History Club
- 1 year of student council. </p>

<p>Volunteering:
- Chair and Social Action Coordinator of my Church's Youth Program (YRUU) for my district (Pt. Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan. some 60+ congregations and hundreds of youth.)
- Delegate to the Board of Trustees for my religious district.
- If it has the words Unitarian Universalist in it, I've probably been involved in some capacity. </p>

<p>I'm not really sure what I want to major in, probably History or Economics.
I've considered Claremont McKenna, but that seems really corporate and vocationally based.
I'm still going to apply, probably, along with Kenyon, Oberlin, Occidental, Whitman, and Earlham.</p>

<p>I appreciate your comments.</p>

<p>I think, with your current ACT score and mainly generic EC’s you have a pretty slim shot… and would put it as a “high reach.” However if you can raise your ACT to a 33+ it will help.</p>