Chances on Ivies/Michigan school of business

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I know they’re probably pretty low but I’m just trying to find out if they exist at all or if i shouldn’t bother
Looking to get a degree in economics/finance

GPA: 3.95
Class Rank: 36/~460(as of spring, access to powerschool is down for the summer, will probably have improved as i got a 4.00 last sem.)
ACT: 35
ECs(pretty bad I know):
Freshman Football
Ultimate Frisbee Club(Freshman year)
Heartland Family Services Junior Friends(community service group, sophomore year)
Volunteered at a camp for kids with disabilities for 3 weeks freshman year
Mens volleyball club junior year
Spanish national honors society junior year
JV lacrosse junior year
Job at a sub shop from spring Sophomore year to summer junior year, currently trying to find another job

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Is that gpa unweighted?

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yea our school doesn’t do weighted

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Pick on Ivy and apply ED (don’t bother with HYP SCEA as it won’t help, might as well apply RD) and apply to UMich EA and I think you do have a chance.

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What region of the US are you from? Are you from an underrepresented state or a traditionally low-achieving high school?

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I’m from a nebraska public school but its like top 3 public school in the city

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@CU123 I’m not sure what these acronyms mean, the names of schools? Wharton is the one I most want to go to

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ED is early decision which Penn has. SCEA is single choice early action, HYP (Harvard Yale Princeton) RD is regular decisions, you’ll need to look at the individual school websites to see what each of those entails.

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Ross pre-admission is now relatively less competitive than two years ago or earlier since they change the ratio from ~20% to ~80% of the class by freshmen admit. Nevertheless, it is still very competitive. They look beyond test score and GPA but you need to be first admitted to LSA with good GPA and test score. Your test score and GPA are good. You may want to look at our EC to see if there is any chance for improvement.