<p>Objective:
3-year GPA: 98.33 (Our school doesn't convert)
3-year rank: 10 of 405
SAT I: 740 CR, 650 Math, 750 Writing (Retaking in two weeks)
Taking ACT, and 3 SAT IIs as well
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
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: I have secured them.</p>
<p>Colleges:
U. Chicago
Yale
Cornell
Georgetown
Hamilton
Northwestern
NYU
Washington College
Iona College</p>
<p>I don't know much about the college admissions process, but if you link me your chance threads, I'll chance back.</p>
<p>you have really great stats!
U. Chicago- high match
Yale- reach (for everyone)
Cornell- low reach
Georgetown- high match
Hamilton- in
Northwestern- high match
NYU- match
Washington College- in
Iona College- in</p>
<p>you’re gpa is amazing. i think if you do well on the tests you’re going to be taking you have a really good shot at a lot of the schools on your list. uchicago is world renown for its economics programs, and ur speech/econ awards might just be what they use to decide yes or no. with some good essays, id say aside from yale, you definitely have a great chance at the other schools</p>
<p>U. Chicago- high reach
Yale- high reach
Cornell- high reach
Georgetown- match
Hamilton- safety
Northwestern- reach
NYU- high match
Washington College- safety
Iona College- safety</p>
<p>U. Chicago- high reach
Yale- high reach
Cornell- reach
Georgetown- high match
Hamilton- In
Northwestern- reach
NYU- match
Washington College- In
Iona College- ?</p>
<p>I can’t speak for the rest of the schools, but Georgetown would be a high reach for you. </p>
<p>There were countless people at my school that applied (and were in-state) and got rejected. They had very good stats too. Your SAT is a bit higher than the bunch that applied. Are you in-state or out of state?</p>
<p>U. Chicago - depends on essays
Yale - no
Cornell - 30/70 [in/out]
Georgetown - 45/55 [in/out]
Hamilton - depends on your essays
Northwestern - 35/65 [in/out]
NYU - 70/30
Washington College- in
Iona College - in</p>
<p>dont know about most of them, but a few i am sure of for i am from the south, would love for you to recommend some good schools in the north for me to apply to</p>
<p>yale- always reach, basically lottery
hamilton- in definately
nyu- in
georgetown- low reach
cornell- high match/low reach</p>
<p>The fact that you don’t have any AP classes will hurt, because Colleges want to see that you can handle college level coursework. Your competition at these schools will have taken AP classes, so just keep that in mind. </p>
<p>U. Chicago - reach unless you can raise your SAT
Yale - high reach
Cornell - reach
Georgetown - high match
Hamilton - idk
Northwestern - high match
NYU - match/high match
Washington College - idk
Iona College - idk</p>
<p>Raise your SAT and these chances will change, not dramatically, but they will change.</p>