Chances at nyu, bu, gwu, rutgers, etc..

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Asian-Indian
17</p>

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<p>I also live in NJ.
Please chance me for nyu, bu, gwu, rutgers, villanova, Georgetown, northeastern, umaryland, and Hopkins
Will chance back.</p>

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<p>Bump</p>

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<p>Bump</p>

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<p>B</p>

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<p>B</p>

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<p>your stats look pretty consistent and ur GPA and SAT compliment each other very well. even though SAT is kinda low</p>

<p>idk what you want to major in so its kinda hard to say</p>

<p>nyu- match/slight reach - very strong possibility, but nyu is over all pretty selective hence the slight reach part (esp with that income damn)
bu- match for sure. high chances
gwu- another match school
rutgers- so easy for you
villanova- i live 10 min away from here. beautiful school. i say safety/match
Georgetown- ahh finally you added a reach school
northeastern-match/slight reach
umaryland- match/safety
Hopkins- another reach school. wooohoo!</p>

<ol>
<li>hopkins</li>
<li>g-town
3.nyu
4.gwu
5.northeastern</li>
<li>bu
7.umaryland
8.villanova</li>
<li>rutgers</li>
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<p>again idk your major so that list is very biased based on what i prefer.</p>

<p>I say ED to hopkins or g-town. which ever u like more. and hopefully you get into one of those</p>

<p>others are all basically match/safeties. and safety schools are no fun :P. reach for the stars!</p>

<p>GL and have a good day</p>

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<p>Thanks very much, and I was planning on majoring in biology if that helps</p>

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<p>Hello - your stats are pretty good for the schools on your list. As others have pointed out, if possible, suggest to re-take the SAT again and try to improve your scores above the 2000 mark.</p>

<p>Chances for Rutgers (as an in state student) looks very good. However NYU would be difficult unless you get your scores up. Maryland is within reach, but Hopkins might be tough.</p>

<p>Are you catholic? If so then Villanova and Georgetown may pay special attention to you.</p>

<p>Your ECs don’t really show many any love towards biology. Can you reposition yourself as a biology geek in the application process?</p>