<p>I'm hoping to get into either VPA or Speech Pathology program. </p>
<p>GPA: 3.3 - 3.7 (I'm sure it's around 3.3 to 3.5 though)
SAT: 1700 (with writing) 1130 (without writing)
ACT: 26
Extracurriculars: French Club (Treasurer first year and Vice President First Year), Thespian Society (Member and now, Historian), National French Honor Society, National Beta Club (Service Club), Yearbook, etc.</p>
<p>I want to know if I have a chance at getting in and any constructive feedback that maybe I could put into use at the beginning of my senior year. Thanks. I am really hoping to apply. Thanks.</p>
<p>elbie,</p>
<p>VPA looks very heavily at the whole person. They really look at your portfolio, accomplishments, teacher rec's, community service, passion and creativity. If they see potential, you have a good shot. Be sure to go on an interview and bring your portfolio in if you can.</p>
<p>My daughter had similar stats and got into VPA. She had excellent recs and a good resume of related 'arts' experiences and accomplishments (in both performing and visual, although she was applynig for visual). She had a portfolio review at NPD and seemed to hit it off with the rep. After that admissions mailed her a letter saying they'd like her to apply. She had an 'official' portfolio review with a local rep after she sent in her application.</p>
<p>She never toured the school, but did go to an offsite presentation closer to home.</p>