Chances for Boston College, NYU, Vanderbilt, Chicago

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>My GPA is 3.7/4.0
Weighted: 4.9/6.0
Class Rank: 60/950
Race:Asian American
SATs: 700 Math 680 Reading 710 Writing = 2090</p>

<p>APs Junior Year: AP Stats, AP Psychology, AP English, AP USH, AP Economics.
Senior Year: Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP Biology</p>

<p>ECs:
-Founder/President of Model UN
-Varsity Student Congressman Debater
-All-State Debater
-DECA President
-SOAR Book Club
-Productivity blog with over a thousand subscribers</p>

<p>I want to get into BC, NYU, and Vanderbilt and U. Chicago</p>

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<p>NYU is highly likely to admit you. BC & Vanderbilt like ED/EA apps. Chicago also likes EA applications, but values teacher/professor recs even more, in my opinion. You are competitive for all of your listed schools. Boston College may prefer more community service; Chicago's application essays play a significant part in the admissions decision; Vandy loves ED/EA apps; NYU loves full tuition paying students. Your GPA & SAT I of 1380/1600 are well within the mid-50% range for all schools.
This is an interesting and somewhat unusual mixture of schools as BC & Vandy are quite different than NYU, and Chicago is more akin to Yale & Swarthmore.</p>

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<p>Thanks!!</p>

<p>How many hours of community service would make me stand out to BC?</p>

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<p>Quality is just as important as quantity. Catholics & Jesuits are givers; they like to help those in need.</p>

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<p>Chicago may be tough, considering their selectivity but I think you have a good shot at Vandy, BC, and NYU. Do you live in the South? If so, you may even have a better chance at Vanderbilt.</p>

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<p>Yeah, I live in Texas.</p>

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<p>Forgot to mention my job: babysitting 2-3 hours/day</p>