chances people! please??

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
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<p>GPA:
UW: 3.81
W: 4.25</p>

<p>Class Rank:
60/553 (I think the class got bigger though)</p>

<p>SAT: M 690/ CR 710/ W 720 (Im taking a prep class and i think ill do better)
ACT: 33 Comp./ 34 Eng, 34 Math, 33 Reading, 32 Science
33 Comp./ 35 Eng, 31 Math, 33 Reading, 33 Science
9 on essay
I don't know if combinations make any difference.</p>

<p>Will graduate with 5 APs and 12 Honors Classes (APs only offered Junior and Senior year)</p>

<p>AP Eng. Lang: 4</p>

<p>Varsity Golf 3 Years (2nd in state as a team soph and jun years)
Attended NYSE EYO Camp at the University of Illinois- Engineering (Selective- not just pay your money and go type thing)
4 Years of Key Club
Beta Club
National Honors Society
National Spanish Honors Society
Physics Bowl- 2nd in School
Knowledge Bowl
Model UN this year
Bridge Builders (Selective Leadership Conference)
Nominated for Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Forum
Nominated for National Youth Leadership Forum</p>

<p>That's all i can think of for now...</p>

<p>I'd really appreciate any insight you guys have seeing as how you were already accepted! Thanks in advance.</p>

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<p>It's decent.</p>

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<p>What state are you from? (Il.)? If you are not from NC. Your chances are fair at best. I believe the Out of state acceptance rate is around 18%.</p>

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<p>I'm not sure it's possible to know the oos acceptance rate exactly. </p>

<p>For 2005, there were a total of 18706 oos and instate applicants. And 650 oos applicants and 3100 instate applicants actually enrolled. But because they don't tell you how many of the 18706 applicants were from oos, or how many oos applicants were actually accepted, it's impossible to compute the oos acceptance rate. Nevertheless, because of the NC law restricting the number of oos students at UNC and other state universities, admission is pretty difficult. We were told at parent orientation, that stat varies between 15% and 19% each year. After the Newsweek article naming UNC-CH as a 'new Ivy', the coming years will probably be very competitive.</p>

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<p>i undestood the admissions were competitive, but not that competitive wow, thats similar to UVa</p>

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<p>Admission to UNC is tougher than UVA for OOS students.....UVA ENROLLS almost 30% OOS compared to UNC's cap of 18% (roughly 550 students per class)which based on the number of applicants is far less than an 18% admit rate.</p>

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<p>im just sayin they are both really tough to get into oos</p>

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<p>You can list things you were nominated to? Like- summits and things? but didn't go?</p>

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<p>Here are some comparative numbers that may help: Fact</a> Book It breaks down the SAT stats by in-state vs. out-of-state and shows the nearly 70-point difference in the averages (entering class of '05). For acceptance rates, see [url=<a href="http://admissions.unc.edu/faq/applying.htm#outofstate%5DAdmissions%5B/url"&gt;http://admissions.unc.edu/faq/applying.htm#outofstate]Admissions[/url&lt;/a&gt;] - approximately 2100 out of 11000 (19%) of oos applicants were admitted and for 2005, 642 of those enrolled.</p>

<p>To compare numbers from [url=<a href="http://www.virginia.edu/stats&facts/%5DUVA%5B/url"&gt;http://www.virginia.edu/stats&facts/]UVA[/url&lt;/a&gt;], they had a 30% oos admit rate. All sets of numbers for first-time freshmen.</p>