<p>Objective:
3-year GPA: 98.33 (Our school doesn't convert)
3-year rank: 10 of 405
SAT I: 740 CR, 700 Math, 780 Writing
ACT: 33 C; 32 E; 32 M; 34 R; 33 S; 10 W
SAT II: US History-800 German w. Listening-590 (Not sending where possible)
Taking World History, Lit, and Math 1 or 2 in December.
Classes: My school offers no honors, AP, or any classes of that kind.</p>
<p>Subjective:
EC: Social Studies Club, Secretary; Economics Club, President; German Club, Tri-President; Computer Technology Club, Co-President, one of the first members; Sacristans (For one year); Speech and Debate; Student Congress Captain
Outside activities: Church Reader, Altar Server
Honors: National Honor Society, Honor Roll, PAD-AATG Study Trip Nominee.
Summer Activity: Thomas More College of Liberal Arts Summer Studies Program 2008
Letters of Recommendation: Don't know. Not allowed to look
School Recommendation: Don't know. Not allowed to look
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<p>Colleges:
U. Chicago
Yale
Harvard
Georgetown
Hamilton
Northwestern
Northeastern
NYU</p>
<p>You have the scores for all those schools [lower end for HY though], so you’re good that way. Not having any honors/AP is a blow though. Is there any form of an “advanced class” at school, and if so, did you take it? If not, do you think your counselor checked off ‘most difficult courseload’ for you? </p>
<p>EC’s are broad but nothing seems very deep. Good, but not great. </p>
<p>U. Chicago - if you wrote great essays, you’re in.
Yale - reach
Harvard - reach
Georgetown - match/low reach
Hamilton - in
Northwestern - match/ low reach
Northeastern - match/in
NYU - match/in</p>
<p>The only “advanced” classes at my school required a test, which was taken in 8th grade. I didn’t take it, on the recommendation of my 8th grade teachers. My counselor will have most likely checked “most difficult” down and included in-depth course descriptions (The descriptions are our school’s MO)</p>
<p>If I were an admission officer and I looked at your profile, I can’t tell where your main interests lie. I see:</p>
<p>Social Studies
German
Computers
Economics
Student Congress
etc.</p>
<p>It’s good to have a plethora of interests, but it’s also important to stick with an activity for a while. If your essays can demonstrate your main interests and show how you pursued your goals, then you’ll be fine. If they don’t, then it’s harder. </p>
<p>Not having APs hurts, but if you’re most demanding, then you’ll be fine. </p>
<p>U. Chicago - match if your essays are great =)
Yale - reach
Harvard - reach
Georgetown - high match / low reach
Hamilton - idk
Northwestern - high match / low reach
Northeastern - match
NYU - match</p>
<p>You’ll definitely be accepted to NYU, Northeastern and Hamilton.
Any thoughts on George Washington?
My friend goes there now and you guys seem to have the same stats.
Although you’re way stronger in the EC department!
Good luck!</p>
<p>U. Chicago: reach
Yale: high reach
Harvard: high reach
Georgetown: low reach
Hamilton: in
Northwestern: low match
Northeastern: low match
NYU: low match</p>
<p>U. Chicago - reach
Yale - reach for anyone
Harvard - reach for anyone
Georgetown - small reach
Hamilton - don’t know enough about hamilton to say
Northwestern - somewhat of a reach
Northeastern - very much in, extreme safety
NYU - in</p>
<p>The GPA is strong, ACT is excellent, EC’s are very solid, but the lack of AP’s/Honors could deal you a huge blow against your other competitors; Here are my chances:</p>
<p>U. Chicago: Reasonable Reach (make sure your essays are stand-out!)
Yale: HUGE REACH
Harvard: HUGE REACH
Georgetown: Reasonable-BIG Reach
Hamilton: Match-Reach
Northwestern: Match
Northeastern: In
NYU: Safety-Match</p>
<p>All your schools are fine except Yale & Harvard, which w/ the lack of AP’s or Honors, not to mention your GPA & ACT are outside of the fold, are way too big of reaches</p>
<p>Consider: UMichigan, Colgate, Boston College, Lehigh, American, UVirginia, UTexas-Austin</p>
<p>U. Chicago - High match/in with good essays
Yale - Reach as for everyone
Harvard - Reach as for everyone
Georgetown - High match with good essays
Hamilton - in with good recs and essays
Northwestern - match/ in with good essays
Northeastern - no idea
NYU - low reach/ match with good essays</p>