Final College List

College Search & Selection
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I think, after a lot of research, I have zeroed in on my final college list. (I have run Price Calculators and they are all reasonable)
List:
University of Michigan ($28,000) (BTW both of my parents went to UMich, my sister is there now, and it’s instate)
University of South Carolina ($24,000)
Florida State University ($18,000)
Ohio State University ($27,000)
University of North Carolina ($34,000)
University of Notre Dame ($32,000)
Boston College ($33,000)

Please let me know what you think of my final list, and what category (safety, match, reach) each school falls in.

ACT: 33
SAT: 1360 (probably not going to send)
UW GPA: 3.89
W GPA (AP weight only): 4.0556
SAT Subject Tests: 710 Math II, 740 US History (should I send the math score?)
APs: AP US History (5), AP Stats (4), AP Macroecon (5), AP Microecon (5) Next year taking AP Spanish and AP Calc AB

300+ hours comm service
National Honors Society
Key Club
Student Congress (elected treasurer for senior year)
Unified Sports
Tennis (varsity 3 years)
Golf (varsity 3 years, captain for my senior year)

I am planning on applying to major in business as of now. Thanks for your help!

2

You look good for UofSC with likely in-state tuition which I assume is how you come up with 24k since that is the in-state COA.

If you are OOS UNC-Chapel Hill is probably a reach. Is that number tuition only?

3

I also think your list looks solid - some top tier bus programs and some safeties and matches. I actually think you have a shot at having FSU come in even lower with the Freshman Scholarship and potentially Presidential - a great safety if you need it.

4

@scmom12 , No that is the total cost for UNC, according to the college board net price calculator.

5

Check out U of Kentucky…very good business school. You’d probably have to pay very very little.
https://www.uky.edu/financialaid/scholarship-incoming-freshmen

6

Definitely send in your math score! Any SAT II score above 700 is fine unless you’re applying to the ivies.

7

Try UConn business too! They’re pretty generous with aid