Chances at getting into either UT-Austin, Michigan, Emory.

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>GPA: 4.4/5.0 (weighted, which is what my school uses. Im guessing like a 3.3 unweighted)
SAT: 2100
SAT2: Biology E:700
Math Level 2: 730
AP: Biology-4
US History-5</p>

<p>I plan on taking the ACT this fall and getting ~30</p>

<p>ExtraCurriculars:
-Founded and Leader of Economics Club at high school
-Varsity Baseball and Football player for 3 years each (JV for each sport in 9th grade)
-Worked with little kids at a baseball camp over the summer
-Volunteered over 50 hours at local church
-Currently volunteering at local hospital</p>

<p>Other:
-Live in New York
-My high school is nationally recognized (one of the top 3 public schools in state, #58 in the country)
-Race: Asian
-Took 1 honors class in 9th and 10th grade.
-Took 2 AP Classes and 2 Honors classes as a junior.
-Taking 5 AP Classes as a senior
-National High School Scholar Society member</p>

<p>Yes, I'm aware my GPA is terrible, but it was really fucked up in 9th grade when i got C's and D's in all classes basically. I've improved every year since and have taken harder and harder courses each year. My junior year i basically got all B's and A's in challenging course. Hoping this will mean something to the admissions officers, But i just wanna get a ballpark of my chances.</p>

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<p>bump</p>

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<p>Likely reach for all. GPA is too low. Are you sure you calculate it properly?</p>

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<p>4.4 out of 5.0 is most likely not a 3.3/ Unweighted GPAs have to do with the grade in your classes regardless of the levels.
All A’s: 4.0, 1-2 B’s: 3.8, etc.</p>

<p>I’m fairly certain you can’t get a 4.4 with a 3.3 UW.</p>

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<p>I am less concern about the wGPA to uwGPA. OP said he got all C/D in 9th grade and a mix of A & B for Junior. These grades would not give a GPA of 3.3. Since 9th grade GPA is below 2 and the other years are below 4, there is no way to get 3.3.</p>

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<p>like i said, idk what my unweighted gpa is cause my school never calculated it</p>

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<p>Since you know the letter grades, why don’t you calculate from them? It is simple. Just use all A as 4.0, all B as 3.0, all C at 2.0 and all D as 1.0 to see what average do you get.</p>

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<p>But my weighted GPA is definetely 4.4</p>