<p>Unweighted GPA 3.81
Weighted GPA 4.5
Rank 10 of 560
Taking 8 Classes (4 AP 1 Honor 3 EC)
Mostly A's few B's.</p>
<p>Prepared myself for AP Environmental and passed with a 4
other APs:
Bio 2
Spanish Lang 5
Spanish Lit 4
English Lang 2 </p>
<p>SATs:
Crit Reading: 580
Math: 600
Writing: 580</p>
<p>SAT II:
Bio M 570
Math II 570
Spanish 770</p>
<p>National Honors Society
Most Improved Student
Top Male Student Award
Academic Recognition in Music
Academic Recognition in Foreign Language
Academic Recognition in Science
Small Grant Recipient*</p>
<p>Marching Band 4yrs
Concert Band 6yrs
Jazz Band 3yrs
Drum Line 4yrs
Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement 3yrs
Architecture Construction Engineering 2 yrs
California Scholarship Federation 2yrs
KEY Club International 2yrs
Cancer Society 3 yrs
Youth Volunteer Club 4yrs</p>
<p>Sorry bud, extremely unlikely - your SAT scores are simply too low. Even if you were to get in, you’d be competing against a lot of people who may be beyond your caliber. Focus your efforts on lower tier schools.</p>
<p>harsh RisingSun. But yes the scores are low. You need really REALLY good essays. you have good scores when it comes to spanish though. are u a native of a spanish speaking country? because that could help you out</p>
<p>Regrettably, I must agree with RisingSun.</p>
<p>Oh man… You are SO solid if it weren’t for the damn SATI (I hate the ACT and SAT LOL). I think you should retake either the SAT or ACT if NU allows you send in January scores for RD (I’m not sure if they do). I wish you luck! And I second wangatang. If you are of Hispanic descent, you should have a slightly better chance, but nothing that would justify an SAT lower than 2000-2100+.</p>
<p>^^ ???ALL of the non-Spanish test scores (i.e., SAT2s and APs) are too low for NU.</p>
<p>Yes, english is my second language
im from a Hispanic background.
i will try to retake the SAT’s my ACT
score was 27 though, is that any better??</p>
<p>@teknos</p>
<p>I do hate to agree with WCASParent because your scores are very low. A 27 is even extremely low for NU. I think you should still apply because you do not want to NOT apply and never truly know. I also think that it would be healthy for you to not get your hopes up too high (as bad as that sounds).</p>