I am currently a high school sophomore who is interested in:
College of the Holy Cross
Colgate University
Trinity College
Bucknell University
University of Scranton
Penn State
Uconn
Providence College
Catholic University of America
Fordham
Umass
Unweighted GPA: 3.87
Weighted GPA: 3.9415
SAT: 1260 ( I know it’s very low, I’m going to study all summer)
Rank: 15/178
2 Honors classes
1 Advanced class
Next year I will take all 5 AP courses allowed by my high school
Extra-Curriculars:
1-Year Varsity Basketball
Distinguished/ Regular Honor Roll
Future NHS member
Future Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science member
Future Future Business Leaders of America member
Tried out for Mock Trials team but there ended up not being a team due to lack of participation
Peer Tutor
Marywood Math Contest participant
American Math Contest participant
National Youth Leadership Forum nominee
Junior Leadership Northern Poconos nominee
1-Year Youth Group member
1 Summer Job
I would like to know what my chances of admission would be for the aforementioned colleges. Thanks in advance!
P.S. If you have any other college recommendations I would love to hear them as long as they’re in New England/ Northeast U.S.
I plan to major in Economics or Political Science by the way.
Get the SAT score up significantly. My nephew had. 4.24 weighted GPA, 3.89 UW and a 1310 on the SAT. He got in to Holy Cross (didn’t send test scores) but was rejected by Colgate and Bucknell. If I’m not mistaken, Trinity is also test-optional.
Thank you so much I appreciate it!
Do you think that I would get accepted into Holy Cross as I currently stand?
There is a thread on here about RD Holy Cross for 2017-you should read through that and see where you stand. I would say you have a good chance if you don’t send the test scores, but there is really no way to know other than applying. Good luck 
It is likely your SAT will go up in junior year because you will have learned more math concepts by the time you take it. I agree with @Emsmom1 though about sending/not sending scores. Only send scores to test optional schools if they are at the high end or above of the mid 50 range.