<p>UVA, U of R, Wake Forest, William and Mary, UNC
Hoping for Biomedical major and aspirations of med school
UW/W GPA: 3.8/4.7
SAT: 1900 not to great M+R: 1320 (660)(660)
EC: Captain Varsity Hockey, Asst Captain Travel Hockey, Psych Honor Society(leader for brainbowl), Nat Honor Society, Science Natl Honor Society, Hockey Referee, Hockey Coach
Senior Schedule: Ap Physics B, Ap Gov, Ap Econ, Honors Eng, Honors Calc, WISE(internship), photo class (all A's)
Essays: decent can't really say they are amazing because I don't know why amazing is comparatively
Interviews: Wake went extremely well we had a great talk over Skype both of us seemed genuinely interested
Roch was awesome the counselor said I was a great fit and she was extremely enthusiastic but that could be commonplace in her job </p>
<p>I also applied to U of Rochester and Wake Forest
Your GPA is great but your SAT is a little on the weak side. However you have very impressive and varied extracurriculars.</p>
<p>U of Rochester: very good chances, i think you’ll get in</p>
<p>Wake Forest: Your stats are good for this place, but they put a big emphasis on the essays considering the fact that they made us write 6 of them. If your essays are good(unique, fun to read) then I think you have good chances. The interview also helps.</p>
<p>UNC: Based on your stats and EC’s I think you have a decent chance. However this school also places significant weight on your essay.</p>
<p>UVA: I’m not too sure about this one, I think you have an ok chance based on your stats(SAT is weak). Either this or College of W and M are the hardest schools to get acdepted to out of your list.</p>
<p>If you are out of state, both UVA and W&M will be a reach due to SAT. But both are holistic in their evaluations and the rest of your info looks good, so not impossible… Virginia schools are required to accept most of their students from in state. I think the in state percentage is 70% but it might have changed. This is set by state legislature.</p>