chance please?

[raychai]

<p>I'm sure everyone's tired of these threads, but I would really appreciate any opinions.</p>

<p>I'm applying to Stern
Asian American Female in California
4.29 Weighted GPA
3.71 Unweighted
Recieved highest honors (4.0 and above) every semester of high school except for second semester Junior year when I recieved Laureate (4.0 and above with Straight A's).</p>

<p>SAT - 2120 (one sitting)
690 Writing
720 Reading comprehension
710 math</p>

<p>SAT - 2130 (superscored)
700 writing
RC and Math same as above</p>

<p>SAT II
Literature - 710
Math II - 680
Biology Ecology - 620
U.S. History 660 </p>

<p>ACT (with writing) - 30
Reading Comp - 35
Math - 31
English - 28
Sciencee - 26
Combined writing - 27
9 AP's including Senior Year (5 AP's excluding) Seniors are capped at 4 AP's
AP English Lang, AP World history, AP US History, AP Psychology, AP Biology
Senior ones - AP Calc BC, AP Prob Stat, AP Enviro, AP Literature
8 Honor Courses Taken</p>

<p>Higher Grounds Caf</p>

[AoDay]

<p>You should be a competitive applicant, your SAT and GPA is average, and your EC’s are pretty good. Make sure you do well on your essays.</p>

[Phobophobia]

<p>I’d say you’re in between a match and low reach. Your GPA and SAT scores are average for NYU entering freshmens, but that means that you’re not “extraordinary” to NYU admissions.
Write a stellar essay, and short answers, and I wish you best of luck!</p>

[missamericanpie]

<p>i’m more inclined to agree with AoDay. you’re very competitive and your ECs set you apart from most other students. write interesting essays and supplements and you definitely have a great chance.</p>

[raychai]

<p>thanks for the input! my college counselor tells me it’s a reach so i just wanted to get a few outside opinions</p>