Chances...Please Help Me Out

<p>3.0 UW GPA at an elite New England boarding school. About 1/2 the classes were Honors or AP. </p>

<p>2100 SATs (1400 w/out writing). 740 and 700 in SAT IIs. AP Scholar w/ Distinction. </p>

<p>Bad ECs, just sports and newspaper. </p>

<p>Very good essays, very good recs. For J-Schools, I included newspaper clippings. </p>

<p>White and out-of-state for all state schools. </p>

<p>Here’s my list: </p>

<li>UW-Madison </li>
<li>Syracuse (Newhouse)</li>
<li>Oregon</li>
<li>Reed</li>
<li>Loyola (MD)</li>
<li>George Washington (Comm. School, forget name) </li>
<li>Villanova</li>
<li>Colorado-Boulder</li>
<li>Tulane</li>
</ol>

<p>No one? C'mon guys.</p>

<p>wait u r the kid who goes to choate right??
i think you can aim higher..i have a 3.2 , 1480 from hotchkiss and i am applying to</p>

<p>Group 1
Cornell (defered), Wash U St L, MIT, Duke</p>

<p>Group 2
Carnegie Mellon (Info System, switched to ED II right after i heard from cornell, defered again), U Michigan(in) , Tufts </p>

<p>Group 3
USC, U Illinois Urbana Champaign, Boston University, Northeastern(EA, in with half tuition scholarship)</p>

<p>anyway, i say reed and UW(public school stats oriented) might not be sure bet..other than that i think you are in at all</p>

<p>i think u can aim higher</p>

<p>my college advisor did my groupings for me and I ploughed through the list to find schools that accept in favor of hotchkiss, like tufts, top school, yes, but they accept more than half of the kids with above 2.8 every year...so try ploughing through choate's list that way</p>

<p>For Reed, your SATs are a bit above average, but your GPA (assuming weighted at about 3.5) is quite low. You would probably need high rigor, great essay, recs and interview to have a good chance of getting in.</p>

<p><a href="http://web.reed.edu/ir/cds/cdssecc200607.html%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://web.reed.edu/ir/cds/cdssecc200607.html&lt;/a> shows how you match up with the 06-07 entering class.</p>

<p>you cant just match choate gpa with average gpa from the website..it doent make sense at all</p>

<p>Good point. Adcoms often have info about relative GPA.</p>