<p>I got to a very competitive public school in Pittsburgh
GPA-3.2(very bad start in high school)
school doest rank</p>
<p>classes/grades:
11th-
honors american history-A/B
honors english-A/A
ap psychology-A/A
chem-A/A
algebra 2-B/A
spanish 2-A/B
12th-
ap biology
ap english
ap european history
honors precalc
spanish 3</p>
<p>tests: SAT- cr-650, m-470, w-690 will retake in november
subject tests in us history and literature
ap us-3, ap psych-5</p>
<p>extracurricular activities:
wrestling-11-varsity letter
track-10,11
cross country-11
law club-11,12
ultimate frisbee club-10,11,12
volunteering at local retirement home
volunteering at the carnegie museum
Washington and Lee University summer scholars program(you take three classes in a certain subject, mine was law)-good professor evaluations
Westinghouse Science Honors Institute
various other volunteer projects
-nominated for student of the year twice at my school, Dean's list, high/highest honor roll</p>
<p>work experience-helping out at the family business</p>
<p>I checked the admissions stats on the Pitt website and their mid 50% range for admitted students last year was SAT (cr/m) 1160 - 1340. Your cr/m totals 1120, so bottom 25%, but with lots of honors and APs and decent grades and ecs. I would say try to get that math up to the level of your critical reading if you can and that should do it. Or just get the math up as much as you can, especially if you're thinking about a science major.</p>
<p>mike 22 - check some of the old posts from last year on other admitted students' stats. See if you can bump that math score up to 500. If you can get a few more points anywhere and hit that 1160 you should be good to go. Your overall record looks very nice.</p>
<p>hey i have similar grades, but fewer AP’s, but i go to a private school. my college counselor said its realistic that i’ll get in, but not a definite. so i’m guessing its about the same for you. good luck! </p>
<p>I feel a little like Simon Cowell saying this, but why would you want to major in math at an academically competitive school like Pitt when you haven’t even taken Calc and your math SAT is so low? Just being realistic here. I don’t think that is a good plan for you. Just my opinion.</p>
<p>Please disregard the above I misread above and thought you said you <em>were</em> thinking about science or math as a major! Good luck on your application! You look like a great pre-law candidate.</p>