Chances at Georgetown

<p>What are my chances at Georgetown? I'm thinking that my GPA is probably my weakness, my test scores are good, and my extracurriculars are average. My misc could be a tipping point.</p>

<p>I'm a Hispanic male attending a Jesuit school.</p>

<p>Tests: SAT: 1470 Verbal: 800 Math: 670
ACT:32
SAT II US History: 780 Math IC: 650. Taking SAT II Writing November.
AP US History :5</p>

<p>GPA: Core Weighted: 3.97 All Weighted. 3.93 Core Unweighted 3.62</p>

<p>Schedule: (Most rigorous possible, with the exception of English Regular 10th grade instead of Honors)</p>

<p>9:
English B/B
H Algebra I B/A
Latin II B/B
Physical Sciene B/B
PE/Health A/A
Global Studies/Speech A/A
Bible Literature B/B</p>

<p>10:
H Geometry B/A
H World History A/A
H Biology B/A
English A/A
Computer Science/Art-Music A/A
Latin III B/A
Church History A/A</p>

<p>11:
AP US History: A/A
Algebra 2-Trig H: A/B
H English : A/A
H Chemistry : A/A
H Latin IV : A/A
Ethics/Philosophy: A/A</p>

<p>12:
AP Chemistry
AP English
AP Calc AB
H Physics
H Government/Economics
Social Problems/Faith and Beliefs</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Debate Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Yearbook, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, Jr. Intern Program at Hospital, Hospital Chess Club</p>

<p>Major Awards:
Dartmouth College Award
Most Promising Speaker, Outstanding Orator, various tournament awards - Debate Club
Several Latin awards from competition and national exams
Presidential Student Service Award twice.</p>

<p>Leadership:
Mentor at Jr. Intern Program at Hospital
President two years Debate Club
President one year Latin Club
President one year Mu Alpha Theta
Assistant Editor, Assistant Editor-in-Chief Yearbook</p>

<p>Volunteer Activities:
2 summers of Jr. Internship in Spinal Cord Injury and Nursing Home. Approx 200 hours in total.</p>

<p>Misc:
Studies abroad one month each in Costa Rica and Spain and earned college credit.</p>

<p>Double legacy, mother very active in local alumni club(she does interviews) and also on nat'l law alumni board.</p>

<p>I'm also applying to FSU, UF, Tulane, Chicago, Washington U in St. Louis, and maybe one other.</p>

<p>You are in I'd say 90%, especially with the double legacy. Also, upgrade the rest of you're list, you need more reaches. Chicago and WUSTL are matches for you, and you could very likely get into Princeton, Brown, Dartmouth, Duke, Penn, etc. You might still prefer Gtown in the end, but having options like this never hurts.</p>

<p>You're in, I thought that before I saw your double legacy and your alumni connection, and being hispanic, you have a 90% chance</p>

<p>Can I assume you're not applying for sfs?</p>

<p>Your GPA is kind of low, but you have great Sats, good Ec's, legacy, and you are a minority. </p>

<p>FSU-match, but you can do better
UF-match
Georgetown-match/reach</p>

<p>What school do you go to? I go to Coral Springs High School in Browrd. Hoping to go to Columbia. Wish you luck!!!</p>

<p>No, I'm 90% sure I'm applying for Georgetown College. I haven't taken a modern language in high school, so SFS is out, unless they count my Spanish classes in Costa Rica and Spain.</p>

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What school do you go to? I go to Coral Springs High School in Browrd. Hoping to go to Columbia. Wish you luck!!!

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<p>Jesuit High School in Tampa. Distant Cousin to Belen Jesuit in Miami. Not on speaking terms with them, though ;)</p>

<p>Normally, I wouldn't bump, but because of the volume of threads in this forum is so high, I would like more people to comment. Thanks.</p>

<p>Check w/Georgetown re SFS. I have heard conflicting interpretations of that modern foreign language requirement. I think you can apply to SFS as long as you realize you are going to take a modern foreign language in college.</p>