Chances at UMich, UF, others

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Target Schools:
UMich (EA)
UF
UIUC
USC
Wash U. St. Louis (RD)
Bucknell (RD)
Penn State BS/md (yolo)</p>

<p>UW GPA: 3.91/4.0 (Florida GPA: 4.3-4.4)
Rank: 28/474
ACT: 32 (34,34,33,28)
32 (34,31,30,33)
Superscore: 34</p>

<p>AP: Biology(4), Lang(4), Calc. BC, Physics B, Lit, US Gov, Macroecon.
6 Honors Classes</p>

<p>E.C.'s:
Secretary (Officer) of Community Service Club
Hospital Volunteering: ~100 hours
LINK
NHS
Spanish Honor Society
Tennis Team (Captain Senior Year)
Student Gov. (One year)
Attended Leadership Camp (10 days)
Physician Shadowing
Guest Speaker at a Middle School Honors Ceremony
Work:
Lifeguarding</p>

<p>Decent Essays and Rec.'s</p>

<p>State: CO
Gender: male
Ethnicity: Half Asian/white
Hook(s) only for UF: Grandfather taught at UF for ~20 years. Father obtained BS and MD from UF. </p>

<p>Intended Major: Biological Sciences</p>

<p>I'll try to chance back!</p>

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<p>Also involved in band/pit orchestra</p>

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<p>bump10char</p>

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<p>I heard UMich doesn’t superscore. But I think you will make it.
Also, University of Illinois says that they do not superscore the ACT. However, they say “*Colleges will often evaluate results from the sub-scores (English, Math, etc.). If an applicant submits scores from more than one test date, the highest sub-score(s) will be used in this evaluation.” *
For UIUC, 50% of ACT for ENGINEERING is 31-34. Other undergraduates are lower than that. That being said, you are in top 25% in U of I even in the hardest undergraduate school to get in. You will make it.</p>

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<p>I think for UF you’re basically a perfect applicant lol - They say on [University</a> of Florida - Admissions](<a href=“http://www.admissions.ufl.edu/ugrad/frprofile.html]University”>Freshman - How To Apply - University of Florida) that they accept 81.2% of people with a GPA that high, and that their average ACT is 27-29… So, I think the real question is if you can get in their honors program :slight_smile: BUT thats my opinion; be wary of them because there have been rumors that their admissions are arbitrary, althought no one knows the truth behind that.</p>