Chances for future business guru....lol

<p>I am a junior at a public school in Tennessee. I would like to know my chances of getting into NYU (Stern),UVA, and Virginia Tech (business)</p>

<p>Stats:
GPA: 3.95 unweighted
Top 10% of my class.
ACT: 26 (will definitely improve)</p>

<p>About 15 Honors classes and will have 5 APs by the end of my Senior year (my school only offers 6)-A's in all AP</p>

<p>ECs:
Volunteering at Hospital in the summer
Work part time
Attended National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine at UCLA
Will Attend TN Govenor's School for International Studies and willl take class in Microeconomics.
International DECA Competitor for creating a business
Lettered in Band, Bowling, Football
Writer for School Paper
Member of Mock Trial for 3 yrs.
Battle of Bands charity event for INTERACT
Member of NHS
Member of BETA
Member of DECA and FBLA
Received the Billy Mitchell Award in Civil Air Patrol and was the Cadet Commander of my local squadron. (equivalent of an Eagle Scout)
Part-time job at Chick-fil-a</p>

<p>I am sure there are others...these are the ones I can remember.</p>

<p>Please be honest and tell me what I need to work on...I know the ACT needs improvements, but anything else would help.</p>

<p>Thanks!!!!</p>

<p>Can you tell us your SAT scores? Or are you relying on your ACT score only?</p>

<p>I have only taken the ACT and probally won’t take the SAT</p>

<p>come on people…help me out!!!</p>

<p>bump…</p>

<p>Chances at Stern are average, might get in might not. Nothing stands out really.</p>

<p>Cool…any recommendations on other things I could do to improve my chances???</p>

<p>Why won’t you take the SAT? Your ACT score is lousy (sorry, but why bother sugar coating?) and unless you have a magic 8 ball, you can’t tell what the future scores will be. Retake the ACT and take the SAT, perhaps twice.</p>

<p>There are a million kids with high GPAs from schools that give out A’s like candy. While I’m the first to say that standardized tests aren’t the end-all, an adcom will see a 26 and disregard your grades.</p>

<p>As-is, very low to any of them. If your ACT creeps into the mid-30 range, or a 22xx SAT, you have a pretty strong chance.</p>