<p>I'd love to go to Georgetown, but I realize that I may not be the most qualified candidate so this is most definitley a reach school for me. Either way, does anyone think I have even the slightest shot? I applied to the School of Business. </p>
<p>I've been accepted to the honors college at UMass Amherst, the honors college at Bentley, Fordham, and Northeastern & I applied to BU, BC, Holy Cross, Cornell, and Georgetown regular. </p>
<p>Weighted GPA: 98/4.0
Unweighted: 93
Rank: 16/481 (top 3%)
at a public high school
SAT I: CR- 670 Math- 680 Writing-730 (2080)
SAT II: US History- 740 Lit- 690 </p>
<p>My SATs will most likely be my downfall, as I realize they're not incredibly strong. </p>
<p>High level courses consistently:
all honors freshman and sophomore years
APUSH & AP Lang. and Comp.- 5's. junior year
AP Econ, AP Calc, AP Lit and Comp, AP French, and AP Enviro senior year</p>
<p>Awards/Honors: Wellesley College Book Award
John & Abigail Adams Scholarship
Koplick Certificate of Mastery with Distinction</p>
<p>EC's:
NHS- blood drive coordinator
French Honor Society- secretary and co-founded a school wide tutoring program
Math Honor Society- secretary/treasurer
Student Council- homecoming and community service committee chair, ran a workshop at central district mass. assoc. of student councils gathering
Senior Mentor
Peer Tutor in ASR classrooms during studies
7 years of voice lessons
Honors Choir- secretary
4 years of piano lessons
Theatre Department- Performing in Musicals for 7 years, with lead roles </p>
<p>Volunteerism: i have many volunteer hours but here's a brief outline
Mountaineer Volunteers Club- senior breakfasts, leaf raking for elderly, etc.
Catechism Teaching Assistant at my church
Food Pantry Helper
Umass Memorial Cancer Walk volunteer</p>
<p>3 years part time job- where I was recently promoted at an upscale wedding venue</p>
<p>2 really strong rec's from 2 from my AP Lang. & Comp. and APUSH teacher </p>
<p>My essays were very strong, in my opinion. My common app essay talked about how tripping in the hallways at school taught me that attitude is everything, and my supplemental essay was detailed my passion for economics, coupled with my passion for leadership which has ultimatley lead me to consider a management degree.</p>
<p>I had a really great interview, and the interviewer said he would write me an excellent recommendation, and also said that I would be a strong fit for MSB. I realize while the interviewer's recommendation will help me, it may not be enough to lead to my acceptance among so many qualified candidates from top prep schools with perfect SAT scores.</p>
<p>Any opinions?</p>