Chances for UF, FSU, and UCF?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>My stats are:</p>

<p>Haven't calculated my gpa that the schools would look at but my weighted GPA according to my school/county is 4.6. To this date i have taken 6 AP's and have passed all with at least a 3, Iv'e also taken a Dual Enrollment and passed that. For my senior year I am taking 4 AP's (Ap Gov, Bio, English Lit, and Calc AB) as well as one Dual Enrollment (College Algebra). I am ranked 22 out of 550 students so that puts me in the top 5%(Actually top 4%).</p>

<p>I have only taken the SAT once, and plan on taking it again in October as well as the ACT in September. My first SAT was 650 on Math, 570 Reading and 500 Writing. Im shooting for at least an 1800-1900 on my second go around which I think is doable if i prepare (I went in blind the first time). I hope to get a composite of 30 on ACT.</p>

<p>EC are not good. Although I have held a job for my Junior and most likely senior year if nothing goes wrong, I have only been in Key Club, and NHS (possibly BPA this coming senior year). I can also probably get a officer position in NHS this year as well.
Volunteer work was put towards a program called Kids of Love, and by the end of senior year i will have accumulated 120 hours.</p>

<p>As far as my free time I mostly spent that building up my Youtube channel where a couple of my videos have reached 30,000+ views. I also spent time with photography.</p>

<p>I know none of you know for sure but any opinions or guess are appreciated as well as any tips you may have. Thank you very much!</p>

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<p>If you raise your SAT to 1800+, you should be a match with UCF and FSU, neither requires that you have “killer” EC’s. UF also doesn’t require “killer” ECs, but strong EC’s are a big plus…</p>

<p>UF is more of a risk application:</p>

<p>Below is the UF 2013 Freshman class profile:</p>

<p>Fall 2013 admission profile
Mid 50% GPA: 4.1-4.5
Average GPA: 4.3
Mid 50% SAT: 1840-2100
Average SAT: 1967
Mid 50% ACT: 28-32
Average ACT: 30</p>

<p>With UF’s holistic admissions process, 50% is academic (GPA, class rigor and Test scores) and 50% is EC’s/Leadership/Essay. If you’re concerned with your EC’s, you need to focus on improving your Test score and Essay (items you can still improve). Your high GPA (UF puts more weight on GPA than test scores) will also help compensate for your ECs.</p>

<p>Good Luck!</p>