<p>hi, my names kaeti and im from connecticut.</p>
<p>im a junior at 2 high schools, a public one and a vocational one which os for science. i want to be a forensic anthropologist/ archeologist and minor in chemistry. i also love foreign languages and love to travel. also what other schools should i look for?</p>
<p>these are my activites and grades during my high school career:</p>
<p>freshman:
english 1 honors B
algebra 1 college prep A
history college prep A
latin 1 honors A
biology honors A</p>
<p>multicultural club
keyettes
drama
choir and band</p>
<p>sophmore:
english 2 honors B
Geometry college prep A
History honors A
Latin 2 honors A
chemistry honors A
ecology Honors A</p>
<p>leadership group
mission trip
choir
muticultural club
interact club
national honors society</p>
<p>Junior
English college prep A
History College prep A
Algebra 2 college prep A
Latin 3 honors A
chem 3 Honors B
chem 2 honors A-
ECE AP evironmental science B+</p>
<p>leadership club
multicultural club
choir
swim team
mission trip
counselor
wreslting manager</p>
<p>and hopefully for senior year:
english college prep
pre-calc college prep
AP latin
french honors or AP stat or AP euro
ECE chemistry(AP)
ECE oceanography (AP)
biotechnology honors</p>
<p>muticultural club
choir
leadership program
wrestling manager
swim manager
mission trip
counselor</p>
<p>and after all of my years in high school i will have 500+ community service hours. </p>
<p>I think you have a good shot at Trinity. All of your grades are either A’s or B’s, which is in their range. It is hard to tell since you haven’t reported any scores. Have you taken the PSAT’s yet? You should look into other NESCAC schools (google: “NESCAC”) if you like Trinity. They are all pretty similar. Add more of your stats and I could give you a better idea…</p>
<p>So i have taken the SATs and well i have a 1420. I’m not happy at all. I am taking them again in sept. And i am applying to schools with a test opt. Choice. Would i still have a chance at trinity with these low test scores?</p>
<p>1420 out 1600 or 2400? As long as you get A’s your senior year you still have a chance. One weak area in an application will not kill a candidate</p>
<p>Kaeti, you are NOT your SAT score. Take that sad purple frowny face off!! Look into the colleges that have gone test-optional. My alma mater, Bowdoin, has been test-optional since the early 1980s, and look where it is in the rankings!! Many, many other excellent liberal arts schools have followed suit. You are are hardworking, goal-oriented student. Focus on your achievements and find a school that is looking for YOU.</p>
<p>Allow me to second easygo: the record of what you have accomplished speaks far more than a single, 3-hour test. If a college decides the test outweighs years of proven accomplishments, might not be an institution you’d like.</p>