<p>I have a 3.15 un-weighted GPA with the majority of my classes being Honors with one AP class (Chem) on my transcript. I'm currently in my junior year, and I haven't taken my SAT. I did well on my PSAT; it said, if I stay on the right track, I should get a 650 CR, 750 M, and the writing section needs a lot of work (>.<). I'm planning on applying to Scripps (it's a reach), Whitman (another reach), Clark, University of Nevada - Reno (safety).</p>
<p>Are there any colleges I'm missing that I should look at?</p>
<p>Edit: I forgot UNR as my safety since I live in Nevada.</p>
<p>look at Univ of Pacific, and Redlands. If you like NW, Univ of Pacific Sound (UPS) is popular and not as 'reachy' as Whitman. PM Carolyn -- she knows all.</p>
<p>"What do you want to major in? What sort of environment are you looking for?"</p>
<p>I thinking of major in History or Linguistics with a minor in Japanese and/or French. I also love small and personal classes, so a ratio between 1:10 and 1:20. It's a change of pace compared to Clark Country Schools (1:30 to 1:38)!</p>
<p>"I don't think Scripps is a huge reach for you."
Thanks!</p>
<p>"If you like the Claremont Colleges, look at Pitzer also."
I think I will. :)</p>
<p>I have to say I do think Scripps is at least a moderate reach for you, (it's hard to tell without your statistics) it was named the hottest women's college by someone this year, and their statistics are almost as good as Wellesley. Your CR score was on the bottom of their range, and they can afford to be selective with only a few hundred students and the draw of the Claremont consortium.</p>
<p>Try Occidental (also a little reachy)
Mills (Likely)
Lewis and Clark (Match)
Santa Clara University (Match)
and LMU(Match)</p>
<p>if you need help with claremount colleges or UCR i can help since i live 10 minutes from claremount and visit UCR 2 times a week. I can actually show you the good things about being in riverside</p>
<p>"I would never even consider them, and I'm going to visit LMU (along with Cal State, UCR, and the Claremont Colleges) on March 23 thru March 24."</p>
<p>I think you're making a mistake, Mills is like northern California less selective Scripps, Occidental is more intellectual than any school on your list so far except maybe Scripps. Santa Clara is like a northern California version of LMU. Lewis and Clark is much more appealing than Clark. I visited all these schools, I know. Also, if you're going to be insulting about schools, maybe you shouldn't be here, considering that a lot of people who go to those schools are in this community.</p>
<p>"Also, if you're going to be insulting about schools, maybe you shouldn't be here, considering that a lot of people who go to those schools are in this community."</p>
<p>Sorry, I wasn't trying to be insulting. I was just merely stating a fact. I wasn't going to apply or think of those because I don't think I would get in.</p>