<p>Curious to know your thoughts on the following:</p>
<p>School: Choate Rosemary Hall
GPA-uw: 3.1
Rank: somewhere in bottom 40%
SAT: 750m/660v/680w = 2090
SAT2: 720 chem / 700 math1 / 710 math2 / 740 physics / 460 spanish
AP: 3 Macro Econ / 4 Micro Econ / 5 Calc-BC / 5 Physics-C / 4 Eng Comp</p>
<p>What are my chances at these schools?
- UCONN
- RIT
- Colby
- Bowdoin
- Columbia
- Dartmouth</p>
<p>Thank you for your time.</p>
<p>-Dan</p>
<p>Bottom 40% = no chance at dart, col.</p>
<p>Let's see, my brother, 2 years ago, got into colby and bowdoin (he's now at bowdoin and absolutely loves it!) and waitlisted at dartmouth with a 1520 (800 V 720 M) SAT2s in the upper 600s-700s, a 4.6ish unweighted GPA (he transferred schools in the middle of his junior year, the 4.6 is for his graduation only, his grades were lower before) and pretty good ec's- eagle scout, crazy backpacker, whatever. Comparatively your SATs are great and some of the APs are awesome, the gpa and class rank seems a little low so i'm not sure, i agree that dartmouth and columbia are out of reach and to a lesser extent bowdoin and colby maybe (never really know though right) The others seem like pretty good matches. Your math and science scores are awesome, that'll probably help you... maybe you should look at some engineering schools if you're interested... or maybe try and find some mid range schools between UCONN and Columbia to apply to as well.</p>