Chances at schools in North Carolina???

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Eth: White
Sex: Male
State: NC
Grade: Junior
Major: Biology ..pre-med
GPA: 4.0
location: In-state</p>

<p>AP's - Through End of Junior Year
-AP Environmental Science
-AP US History
-AP English 11
Current Grades: A's and B's ...and 2 C's on transcript already.</p>

<p>Senior Schedule (Projected):
-AP English 12
-AP Human Geography
-AP Government
-AP Pyscology
-H Pre-Calculas .......I went to a Catholic school in middle school, so i had to stay back in math b/c they didnt offer the normal math. (might take ap stats instead, but any suggestions on course selections?)
-Spanish 2
-H Chemistry 1
Scores:
SAT: Haven't taken yet.</p>

<p>Sports-
Varsity Letter in Swim team last 2 years, and next year too hopefully. And a conference participant in swimming last 2 years.
I've played travel AA ice hockey (9, 10, 11)
EC's:
Beta Club (11)
Community Service: Mobile meals, volunteer at church to do landscape work and clean ups.
I'm doing Habitat for Humanity this coming summer.
Job: Lifeguard at the YMCA</p>

<p>Honors, Recognitions, Awards, Program:
EAGLE SCOUT
World Conservation Award (Scouting Award)
Brotherhood Member of the Order of the Arrow (Scouting's National Honor Society)</p>

<p>My College List:
UNC-Chapel Hill
Elon
Wake Forest
Duke(reach)</p>

<p>thanks</p>

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<p>Honestly, I don't know how anyone could answer this without standardized tests. The reason I say this is that we went to a NC state school to tour. The admissions counselor stated the many high schools in NC have grade inflation. The counselor stated that a lower gpa is fine from a state like mine (NJ was specifically mentioned along with one or two others). This is also, IMO, not accurate because there are some less competitive high schools, along with very competitive ones in my state. I just wanted to let you know what the NC public U. must think about gpas from NC high schools as a sweeping generalization.</p>

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<p>I agree with Northeastmom. You need to have SAT results for a chance. I will say, however, that you need to take the honors pre-calculus class, because many schools want students through pre-calculus before they step foot on campus.</p>