<p>Hey I’m from VA too! 
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<p>Here is my opinion</p>
<p>George Washington: Moderate Reach (30-40% Chance) You’re SATS are lower than the average and your GPA is also low, but with a GREAT essay and really good recommendations I think you should be ok. It def helps that your brother is attending.</p>
<p>**University of Maryland (College Park): ** Slight Reach (40-50% Chance) Your SATs are lower than the average, and they mostly look at test scores and GPA. EC’s could help, but I don’t know how big of an effect they will have.</p>
<p>Virginia Tech: Slight Reach (40-50% Chance) Your GPA is a bit too low and your SAT’s are weak in math which is what VT usually looks for. Again, your EC’s can always carry you in and also your ethnicity. </p>
<p>Virginia Commonwealth University: In (75% Chance)</p>
<p>George Mason University: Good Chance/In (60-70% Chance)</p>
<p>St. John’s University: Good Chance (50-60%) Your GPA is above average and your SATs are also up to par with the average. With good essays and recommendations, you should be good to go</p>
<p>James Madison University: Good Chance (50-60% Chance) Your SAT’s are a bit above average and your GPA is also just about there. Your EC’s and personal statement will probably get you in.</p>
<p>Hope I helped!!</p>