Chances at BC, Tufts, NYU, Georgetown

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>SAT I : math,verbal,writing 690 610 660
SAT II : awful, plan to retake them , math I- 670 math II- 640 bio-600
ACT in fall</p>

<p>class rank: not published, estimated top 10-13% in a very competitive city school (half the grade is in the honor society)</p>

<p>g.p.a. - 95/100</p>

<p>course load :very rigorous
Honors precalc
honors eng 9
honors eng 10
honors chem
honors global studies
AP Euro- 3
AP US history- 3
AP Biology- 3
AP English Language- 4
AP Calculus - ?
AP Physics B- ?
AP Spanish language- ?
AP comparitive government- ?
AP microeconomics- ?</p>

<p>EC's - Piano for 12 years, many awards and recognitions, certificate from hamilton college performance for top talent playing at a guild audition
national honor society
national student leadership conference (DC)
job at wendys
internship at doctors office</p>

<p>lookin for some honest feedback and suggestions for improvement, thanks alot</p>

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<p>Because your GPA is good, you should focus on bringing up your test scores. Otherwise, colleges may think your school grades a little too generously. For example, if you gave high grades in the ap courses for which you scores 3's on the exam, it reflects poorly on the course difficulty. Invest some time (and a little $) into serious test prep so that your high gpa can be given it's full weight. Your EC's look great though, seems like some good depth and breadth, and jobs always look good.</p>

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<p>anyone else got some feedback</p>

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<p>Fix your test scores. Your grades have red flags going up everywhere. How can you have a 95 average, yet not get ONE 5 on an AP test and not perform very well on the SAT or SAT IIs for that matter? They may not take your grades seriously, and that could really hurt your chances. Bring up those test scores or nail that ACT with a 31 +</p>