<p>So I'm worried about getting into college and I need to know your thoughts on my chances. I am very interested in USC but I also have a few other schools that are at the top of my list: UCLA, UT Austin, UNC.
In terms on numbers my gpa is a 3.95 (I've gotten all As my junior and senior year) I have taken a fairly rigorous course load specifically in English AP classes, AP calculus and AP statistics where I have received As in all of them. I also attend the hardest school in the state on indiana located in indianapolis. My gpa is really solid but where I lack is my standardized testing. I got a 1900 on the SAT. I got a solid 710 in math and 600 in critical reading (my downfall). This is definitely my low point on my application.
In terms of extra cuticulars I am involved in a lot of athletics- and have accelled in this area. To sum up my athletic success I am captain of the Varisty soccer team and captain of the Varisty track team. I am all-state in both of these sports. Have competed at the state meet level in track and placed top 3 in many relay teams. In soccer I have lead my team as top scorer to 2 semi state games. I have also competed in Varisty basketball.
I am involved in a club that interviews veterans and transcribes their stories. I have helped to compile these stories to a number of books that are sold and recognized by the library of congress.
My essay is about being a triplet and how this has made me the person I am, which I think will be very unique in the scheme of all essays.
So what is my shot of USC? And the other schools I named?</p>
<p>USC, UNC, and UCLA might be a stretch for you. Your SAT/GPA aren’t very competitive. I would apply to some less competitive schools if I were you, but you never know. It’s not like you don’t have a chance and you have good ECs, especially the veteran one. Good luck!</p>
<p>Gpa 3.95 unweighted isn’t competitive?</p>