<p>Hello, </p>
<p>I made some changes to my college list and got back my ACT scores; therefore, I was wondering if my list remained realistic in regards to my stats. I was also wanted a few opinions about whether I was putting the schools into the right categories? Thanks!</p>
<p>Safety:
University of Mary Washington
UMass Amherst </p>
<p>Match:
Smith
Bryn Mawr
UMD- College Park
College of the Holy Cross (legacy)</p>
<p>Reach:
Middlebury
George Washington (looking for a particular scholarship so difficult to chance)
Wellesley
College of William and Mary</p>
<p>Here are my stats: </p>
<p>GPA: 3.9 (UW) 4.07 (UW)
Rank: 2 out of 112 </p>
<p>Courseload:
By end of senior year will have: 6 AP (out of 8 possible) and 2 college course at a pretty highly regarded university
AP Scores:
AP US- 5, AP Art History-5, AP Language- 4</p>
<p>Testing:
SAT: 1900
ACT:Will they take the best from each test date?
30 (E:32, M:25, R:33, S:29)
29 (Did Worse on E,M,S; but R:36)
SAT II: US History- 790, Lit.- 740, took Math II, but did poorly (570)</p>
<p>Interests: History, maybe minor in a language</p>
<p>Ex:
-Co-founder of mom's non-profit organization
-Internships with an art museums(11) and a historian (12)
-Piano
-Youth Group
-National Honor Society (12)
-Work experience at a public library
-Saturday academy
-Volunteer work at museum, non-profit, and library
Awards:
AP Scholar, National Honor Society</p>
<p>Essay: I have a good essay, but some people who have read it believe it portrays me as someone who will not necessarily be successful, because I talk about finding myself more in college. Do you think it sounds okay? Thanks again</p>
<p>Thanks for any responses!</p>