Chances for a junior

<p>GPA: 3.5 UW I dont know weighted score
My GPA freshman and sophmore year was 3.2 (all honors both years, all B’s or A’s) and then i got a 4.0 junior year with 7 classes (max able to take). I go to an extremely competitive (named one of the best schools in the midwest and top 50 in nation) private school.
SAT: 2350
-Math 800
-English 800
-Writing 750 (11)</p>

<p>ACT: 36
SAT II:
Math 2: 800
Physics: 800
chem: 800
and ill take bio next year</p>

<p>Taken 4 AP’s and gotten 5 on all: Bio, Biopsychology, Macroecon, Microecon
I am also planning on taking 3 more AP’s next year (Physics, Bio, and Stats) And I will most likely get a 5 on all.</p>

<p>EC:
Varsity Skiing (3 years)
JV and V tennis
Played soccer for Jaguars and won 4 championships
Internship at Bioengineering company
4 week intensive Biological research at University of Chicago
semi finalist for region for Siemens competition
MMPC part I top 100
MMPC II top 200
I have some more that i cannot think of right now</p>

<p>I am extremely good at writing essays and dealing with interviews</p>

<p>I know i havent inputed all my stats but i just want a rough estimate if i would have a chance at UPenn.</p>

<p>Thanks :D</p>

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I go to an extremely competitive (named one of the best schools in the midwest and top 50 in nation) private school.

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<p>You go to a private school. A good one at that. They should have some pretty good advising and they should be able to give you a better estimate on your chances at getting into Penn than random people on the internet. Go to your counseling department and use the resources you pay so much to have and let your GC tell you your chances, what you can improve, and that sort of stuff. Having said that, if a 3.5 is a good GPA at your school, it wouldn't surprise me to see you get into Penn.</p>

<p>which school are you applying to (college, wharton etc)?... I agree with Venkat. As long as a GPA of 3.5 is good for your school, your chances are good.</p>