ED and EA chances would be awesome!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Senior at one of the most competitive high schools in NY
Average: ~92
SAT: 2060- Retaking though
CR: 710
Math 700 I've done 800 before!
Writing: 650, Essay 10- BLEH
ACT: 28- retaking- didn't study for that at all since APs had just ended </p>

<p>Class load:
7 honors
Honors: Trig, Chem (freshmen year) Pre calc, English (Soph yr), Spanish, Eng, Physics (jnr yr)
AP: Bio, World (Frshm yr) Chem, US, Calc AB (junior yr)Macro, Lit, Psych
Multivariable Calc (senior yr)</p>

<p>ECs:
National Honors Society- 2 yrs
Worked at two places for science at prestigious university in state- two yrs
Volunteer at library- 6+ yrs
Team at school - 4 yrs
Outside of school activity as well- 4 yrs
Help family out </p>

<p>Schools interested in applying to:
ED Barnard
EA Chicago
EA U Mich
EA Georgia Tech
EA UNC Chapel Hill
RD Emory, Northwestern, Bing, Stony, Harvard, Northeastern, Dartmouth, Macaulay Honors, Sophie, CMU, Tufts, Lehigh,
That is all.
It would be awesome for some sort of feedback. Thanks guys.</p>

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<p>Stuyvesant? SITECH?</p>

<p>Alright
So your gpa is relatively low. Assuming weighted is about 3.2?</p>

<p>So Stony : Safety. </p>

<p>UMich: reach
GATech: LowLow Match
UNC: LowLowMatch
Chicago: HighHighReach
Harvard: HighHighHighReach
Northeastern: LowLowMatch
Bing: Match
Dartmouth: HighReach
Macaulay: LowReach/ A Decent Match (Low Avg and Okay SAT)
Sophie: High Reach
Tufts: ?
Emory: ?</p>

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<p>Is that 92 unweighted or weighted?</p>

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<p>For your sake, I’ll also assume a 3.4UW GPA.
SATs will limit you…ECs may be -dry- for some colleges, even if you or I think otherwise; although your work at said prestigious university may be of interest if you can underline its importance to you and your future. SATII subj’t tests=?</p>

<p>ED Barnard: Reach (SAT scores and “dry” ECs may make life tough)
EA Chicago: High reach (those kids up there are nuts)
EA U Mich: Low reach (not out of range either…engineering+women=rare)
EA Georgia Tech: Match for sure (see above)
EA UNC Chapel Hill: Low reach (not instate, are you?)
RD Emory: Low reach (tough to get into, maybe try retaking SATs before RD?)
Northwestern: High reach
Stony: Match
Harvard: High reach
Northeastern: Match
Dartmouth: Reach
CMU: Low reach (see what i said about women+engineering schools that are male biased)
Tufts: Reach/low reach
Lehigh: Match</p>

<p>Try an SAT retake before RD? Could make your chances sweeter. I wish you the best of luck!
Chance back if you will?
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1557170-heres-my-numbers-so-chance-me-maybe-cornell-ed.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1557170-heres-my-numbers-so-chance-me-maybe-cornell-ed.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>My school does not weigh averages nor do we rank the students. SAT II’s were poor.
US: 640
Math Level II- 670
Chemistry- 620 BOMBED</p>

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<p>So UW is 3.3~3.5?</p>

<p>Those S2’s are also low compared to other students applying.</p>

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<p>Didn’t she say her average was a 92? that’s a 3.7, not a 3.3.</p>

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<p>Yes, it is a 92. Don’t know the exact conversion on 4.0 scale.
The rigor classes is the only reason that the average is a 92.
There are of course, many other applicants with higher averages simpler because they did not stack up on courses since freshmen year.
So im not downplaying anyone, just saying why i have a 92 instead of a 95 or something you know</p>

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<p>And thank you TypeRA. Good luck to you as well. :)</p>