<p>Sats: 680 wr 670 cr 670 m ---2020/1340(best scores) ,best in 1 sitting 680 wr 670 cr 650 m ---2000 /1320
ACT: 30</p>
<p>GPA: 4.6 3.8 uw
Rank: Approx top 11% out of 307
APs: Ap Psych, AP Bio , AP Chem</p>
<p>EC's: Spanish Club, Key club (Secretary), Spanish honor society, support the troops club, powderpuff football, softball, Linkages(help children of disadvantaged families, Food Drives</p>
<p>Job: 20+ hrs per week</p>
<p>I would like to major in chemistry, biochem, or bio in hopes of doing research at a pharmaceutical. What would be my chances for those majors at the following schools. Since science is so competitive would I be better off applying then becoming a science major?Also would I get any scholarship if I would be admitted?</p>
<p>-TCNJ
-Rutgers
-U Miami
-UNC Chapel Hill
-U of Maryland
-Penn State
-U Sciences Philadelphia
-Lehigh..i know ^</p>
<p>Look at Sewanee-The University of the South.
Although, somewhat desolate, the school is great for biology (they have the Carnegie Prof. of the Year in biology from 2003) and has a 10,000 acre campus which serves as a great laboratory for any kind of environmental science.
Your SAT is right at the 75th percentile there, and you could probably get around 10k a year to go there. That makes the bottom line price around 27k. Not bad for a top 30 liberal arts college.</p>
<p>thanks for help, i just see so many ivy hopefuls that i thought it as average for this site. I would appreciate any input on the colleges i listed as well thanks.</p>