<p>Hey everyone! This is my first post, so my apologies if Im not up to speed on all the CC etiquette. Im a current senior in high school, and Ive started the college application process. Im really interested in economics and finance, and was wondering if anyone has any idea what my odds are of getting in, and give some pointers on which schools would be a good fit.</p>
<p>My stats are a 2070 SAT (CR: 700, M: 740) from one sitting, 3.73 core unweighted GPA (freshman, sophomore, and junior), 4.00 weighted core GPA, and Ive take 4 APs (three 5s and one 3 on the tests). I was class president freshman year, treasurer sophomore and senior year, student government president junior and senior year, Beta Club co-vice president senior year (and member for all four years), Gavel Club Treasurer junior and senior year, and a member of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) for all four years. I've also written several editorials in my county's local paper, and went to Georgia Boys State last summer. Senior year Im taking four APs (Literature, Environmental Science, Calculus AB, and Calculus BC), one honors (Advanced Environmental Science, the prerequisite to AP Enviro Sci at my school), and Yearbook, where I'm a photographer.</p>
<p>The schools I plan on applying to are Notre Dame, Cornell, Boston College, Michigan, and Emory, all regular decision. Also, just FYI, I'm from Georgia, about 45 minutes outside of Atlanta. Any input on my chances, schools, or anything I may not have thought of is greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help!</p>