College Suggestions?

<p>Hi I was wondering if anyone could provide ideas for some good match schools and some reaches considering my stats:</p>

<p>GPA: 3.6 unweighted/4.2 Weighted
SAT: 2000
Math- 670
Reading- 620
Writing- 710</p>

<p>Extracurriculars (in a nutshell): Jazz Pianist in State Jazz Bands as well as traveling to international jazz conferences, Professional Acting, Teaching Confirmation at Church, Mission Trips, Youth Group, NHS, Community Service...</p>

<p>Also note that I want to be a business major.</p>

<p>Any response is greatly appreciated. I know its tough to see what would be best as this is a rough overview of my resume, but I'm open to suggestions. Thanks!</p>

<p>What regions do/don't you want live in? If cost isn't an issue I would try NYU Stern.</p>

<p>NYU Stern would be quite a reach with his SAT scores. U Maryland may be good. Penn State may be possible. Look at Bentley, near Boston. Northeastern would be a match/safety. I agree- there are many schools for you to look at, but you need to say something about your preferences- size, location, public vs private, etc.</p>

<p>I think Stern is definitely a possible, but ya it's still a reach. You should look at Babson in addition to Bentley if you are 100% positive you want to do business and nothing else.</p>

<p>I'm looking to mostly stay out west, or in the north east. Nothing really in the middle haha. And i prefer student bodies of over 4000 or 5000. And public v private isn't too much of an issue to me. And neither is cost so much.</p>

<p>Here's what I applied to (I only chose MA schools) as a business major:</p>

<p>MIT Sloan (not accepted, all my stats are slightly above yours)
Northeastern University College of Business Administration ($15000 Dean's scholarship yearly, poor need-based, no honors program)
Babson College ($5000 alumni scholarship yearly, incredible need-based, no honors program)
Bentley College (50% tuition President's scholarship yearly, substantial need-based on top of it, honors program)</p>

<p>My recommendation: Come to Bentley!</p>

<p>bumpbumpbump</p>