<p>I am a senior at a small rural high school. I took the sat and act once and didn't study. sat is 1800 and ACT is 28. I am studying and retaking both. I have around a 3.5 gpa and a 98.4 weighted gpa. My class rank is in the top ten percent. I have taken the hardest classes my high school offers. My senior year schedule is AP calculus, AP physics, Ap english, college economics, college sociology, spanish 4, and French 2.
I am the president of one club at my school. I am secretary of student government and treasurer of science club. I am in my schools leadership council and nhs. I am also in marching band.
In the summer I work at a summer camp. I have also done a leadership program and a counselor and training program. I have gone to summer programs as well. One was for law and the other was biochem. I also went to RYLA last summer. I was the only one from my school selected
I am a first generation college student as well.
I plan on majoring in either prelaw/political science or molecular bio/ premed.
I want to go to a small liberal arts school. However, I do like a few schools that bigger that I liked. It would be really helpful if anyone has other suggestions. So far my list is:
Case Western
Allegheny
Hamilton
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Bucknell
Kenyon
Franklin and Marshall
Lafayette
Washington and Jefferson
Westminster
George Washington
American
Thank you. </p>
<p>Anyone?</p>
<p>Does anyone know my chances?</p>
<p>Scores are on the bubble for Gettysburg. Get them up a bit and you look good! </p>
<p>How much do my scores need to go up. I am focused more on the act than the sat. </p>
<p>I’m not really familiar with all of those schools, but from what I do know, I think you have decent chances. Your GPA and scores aren’t so bad, and your class rank and course rigor and ECs will definitely help you. Good luck!</p>
<p>Thanks! Also I will chance back. </p>
<p>I’m only familiar with Case and Kenyon. I think you’ll get into both, almost definitely Case. Assuming that your ACT is still better than your SAT after you retake it, only send the ACT. Good luck 
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<p>Hey thanks for the chance! Unfortunately I don’t know much about many of the schools that you have listed, but I think CWRU and George Washington are both matched. Sorry I couldn’t be of much help! </p>
<p>Good luck! </p>
<p>Case Western: Likely accepted, possibility of a waitlist.
Allegheny: Accepted
Hamilton: Denied, possibility of a waitlist.
Gettysburg: Most likely waitlisted.
Dickinson: Most likely waitlisted.
Bucknell: Denied
Kenyon: Denied
Franklin and Marshall: Really a crapshoot here, all 3 options are pretty understandable.
Lafayette: Possibly accepted, if not accepted then waitlisted.
Washington and Jefferson: Don’t know anything about this school.
Westminster: Don’t know anything about this school either.
George Washington: Another crapshoot, though I doubt you’d be straight up denied.
American: Accepted with very slight chance of waitlist.</p>
<p>Bucknell, Hamilton, and Kenyon are definite reaches. You should be accepted or waitlisted at all the rest but probably accepted by the majority.</p>
<p>Thanks. Does anyone else want to chance?</p>
<p>Case Western reach
Allegheny match
Hamilton don’t know
Gettysburg low reach
Dickinson high match
Bucknell low reach
Kenyon match
Franklin and Marshall low reach
Lafayette: low reach
Washington and Jefferson: low match closer to safety
Westminster: Pa? Then safety
George Washington: reach
American: high match low reach</p>
<p>Hey buddy! Your GPA is quite good but your test scores are a little low. That shouldn’t be a problem as long as your essays are good
Case Western- Reach
Allegheny-Safety/ low match
Hamilton- Low reach
Gettysburg- Match
Dickinson- Low match
Bucknell- Reach
Kenyon- Match
Franklin and Marshall- Match
Lafayette- Low reach
Washington and Jefferson- Low match
Westminster- Safety
George Washington- High match
American- Match
Best of luck bro! :)</p>
<p>Thanks and good luck to you!</p>
<p>Allegheny, Washington and Jefferson, Westminster, and American if SAT optional are very good chances for admission. Ericthenewyorker’s list is what I would also say</p>
<p>I think especially if you get your SAT/ACT scores up you’ve got pretty definite matches for Allegheny, Westminster, GW, American, Gettysburg, and Kenyon. I don’t know anything about the rest, but I think you’re on the right track!!!</p>