<p>I am applying early action, wanting to major in electrical engineering,</p>
<p>GPA: 4.5 (weighted) 3.5 (unweighted)
ACT: 26, E: 30 M: 27 R: 20 S: 25 W: 11, Comb. E/W: 31 (bad i know, but I am re-taking in October for a 28+)
AP: World History, Chemistry, English Language and Composition, Spanish Language, Microeconomics, Statistics
Rank: School does not rank</p>
<p>EC's
Political Action Internship (2 yrs, but only eligible in junior year)
Concert Band (3 yrs)
Jazz Band (1 yr)
Volunteer at local hospital (4 yrs - 2 yrs as head supervisor)
Volunteer as AYSO Soccer Referee (3 yrs)
Over 200 hrs of total volunteer work
Student Ambassador (4 yrs)
Junior/Senior Class Council (2 yrs, Treasurer both years)
Debate Team (2 yrs)
Class Advisory Leader (2 yrs)
Architectural Apprenticeship (1 yrs - Quit because I hated architecture)</p>
<p>You have a chance. Definitely apply EA. Being African-American will help, but your ACT’s are a little low. My wGPA was lower but my SAT was much higher from a top notch suburban public. Get some good recs and talk yourself up really well and it is within reach.</p>
<p>Everything about your application looks good accept for your ACT scores. They are very low for this school but your GPA will definitely make up for it</p>
<p>My advice would’ve been to take the SAT. I feel like a 28 is fine enough to get in, but the scores you did best at were English and Math, and UM only looks at CR + M for the SAT…</p>
<p>I am almost sure you are in. Lowest they were taking this year was 28. I saw as low as 24 with good GPA (URM). Definitely apply ED or EA because they give also better merit scholarships and grants.</p>
<p>@ZincWhiskers With the Hammond Scholarship covering tuition and need based aid covering 75% of the rest of the costs. I am 95% sure I am attending university of Miami in the fall.</p>