<p>I know alot about Villanova but I wanted my chances anyway</p>
<p>Liberal Arts and Sciences Applicant</p>
<p>GPA: 3.4 Unweighted
SAT: 1130 out of 1600 (not 2400 scale)</p>
<p>Extra-Curriculars-Phenominal (variety of professional internships and leadership positions within the school).</p>
<p>Recommendations-outstanding (two board member's letters, met with the entire admissions office, private board meetings, judge, president of bank, alumnus, two PHD professors from my school</p>
<p>Joe-looks like there are alot of people in your corner (recommendations). I would guess the testing is the only hting on the negative side but hopefully it will be balanced by great essays and the interviews you had with admissions. Good Luck.</p>
<p>Liberal Arts and Sciences is less competitive than some schools at Nova, but I agree that your testing is lower for them.
It's a toss-up! And if you do get in...you may not get anything in merit aid, if that is a concern.</p>
<p>I don't need merit aid (not to sound pretentious) but my parents will help me out..I know my score is gonna be the death of me and its upsetting... I hope everything else will help.. I can't help it I am a horrible standardized test taker</p>
<p>Hey man, you have Michigan... No worries if you don't get in; I would kill to be in state for UMICH! I just hope you applied there... IMO, it's WAY better than Nova. So lucky you... BTW: Villanova is great, too! "If you get in." But I rather be a Wolverine. But unfortuanately, I don't live there, so it's too hard to gain entry into Ross. :)</p>
<p>Although I am a resident of Michigan and I love U of M the likelihood of me being admitted is minimal.. Michigan is an incredibly competitive school even for in-state residents and I don't have the test scores.. Its much more difficult for me to get in there then at Nova and although I would love to go to U of M its a little to big for my taste.. I also lived in Ann Arbor for 12 years and it would be pure reminiscence of my childhood</p>