<p>Ok, re-doing this whole thing so it is more coherent. Bottom line, I just want opinion on stats alone with the semester (1st of senior year)....just wondering how much it can help since I did really well. Just to clarify when I say first semester I am essentially referring to the first half of the year, so 2 terms and mid-year exams. I also already sent the mid-year report out to all of my schools. The short story is that my overall GPA before this year was 3.93 weighted with a class rank of 42 out of 340 (just out of top 10%). My new stats are: </p>
<p>GPA: 4.05 weighted, somewhere around 3.7-3.9 unweighted (school doesn't calculate)
Rank: 30 out of 333 (now in top 9% approx.)</p>
<p>And these improvements are with AP classes and honors classes, so it is not like I just took easy classes to boost my stats. Here are my standardized test scores as well:</p>
<p>SAT: 1950 (640 reading, 630 Math, 680 Writing)
SATII: 610 Lit 600 Math II (only sent to schools that require it)
ACT: 29 normal, 30 super-scored (not all schools take ACT super-scored, however)</p>
<p>Again, I just want some opinions based on pure stats....I don't really feel like diving into all the other factors, but these stats are big ones so I want to get some input on how much schools take the 1st semester into consideration if it helps. Anyways, thanks for responding and here is a list of colleges: </p>
<p>Reaches: Dartmouth, Georgetown, Cornell
Relative Fits: Colgate, Hamilton, BC, College of William and Mary, George Washington University
Relative Safety: Fordham
- On a side note I have already gotten into Tulane, UVM, and Umass Amherst</p>