Chances for ND/BC/Georgetown/UPenn

<p>I am a high school senior planning on majoring in business with a focus on international business. What do you think my chances of geting into these schools are?</p>

<p>Notre Dame (EA/RD)
Boston College (EA)
Georgetown (EA)
UPenn (RD)</p>

<p>State: Louisiana
ACT: 31 (35 English, 35 Reading, 29 Math, 25 Science) <em>retaking in October</em>
AP Score: 4 (U.S. History)
GPA: 3.81 UW
High school type: Public residential high school with competitive admissions and rigorous college-level academics. My school decided several years ago to stop offering AP.</p>

<p>Most Diffcult Classes Taken/Will Take: Physics III, Calculus II, Latin Poetry (Latin III), Modern Presidential Politics, and U.S. Foreign Policy.</p>

<p>Strongest EC's
*- Founder and owner of my own small business, Fastlane Web Media, which I started my freshman year of high school.
- 2-year internship with the National Center for Preservation Technology Training (a government agency that is part of the National Park Service)
- 200+ volunteer hours at hospital including website design.
- Speech & Debate President *

Other EC's
-JCL (Junior Classical League) (went to state convention and placed in numerous competitions)
-NHS
-Ambassadors
-Tech Squad (including design of school website)</p>

<p>Major Awards
- Magna Cum Laude on National Latin Exam (2nd highest honor, 11th grade)
- #2 at State Literary Rally in Computer Science (9th grade)
- #1 at District Literary Rally in Biology (10th grade)</p>

<p>So, what do you think my chances are? I posted a similar thread a few days ago, but after getting only one response, decided to post a more concise version.</p>

<p>Notre Dame (EA/RD) In -test scores
Boston College (EA) In -business ec's
Georgetown (EA) -most likely in due to tough courseload
UPenn (RD) Reach</p>

<p>georgetown in? nd in? i'm pretty sure these schools are competitive enough to say it's a possibility</p>

<p>ND you can say a safe in, BC LOVES business, and georgetown loves good test scores. There's more signs leading to in that factors leading to rejection.</p>

<p>in at all except upenn, a crapshoot admissions wise. </p>

<p>chance me too <a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/569604-so-last-one-had-too-many-errors-one-s-better.html%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/569604-so-last-one-had-too-many-errors-one-s-better.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>