<p>I've already applied to the Carlson School of Business, but I'm thinking I should apply to at least one or two others. I'm just looking for suggestions of schools that have ugrad business programs that are decent. Comparable to Carlson, at least. </p>
<p>Schedule Senior Year:
College Calc
English IV
Chem/Physics
College English
Yearbook
Business Law
Accounting</p>
<p>Extracurricular Stuff:
Paged at North Dakota Democratic Convention for 3 VERY LONG days.
I play basketball and run track and have won letters and awards.
Superior Actor Award for One-Act Play (highest acting award)
Various awards in Speech
Member of FCCLA (creator of AIDS Awareness website), TATU, and I'm a co-founding member of our FBLA chapter and president
I'm active in the community by volunteering for benefit suppers, sandbagging during flooding season, and doing various clean up projects.
HOBY and Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar
Student Ambassador to NZ and AUS
Boys State: Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper, Judge Kirk Smith Award
SkillsUSA: Health Careers Knowledge Bowl, 2nd place at State
FCCLA: Gold Rating at districts, Silver Rating at State
State Speech
I won a Business Challenge at Northern State University as well.</p>
<p>Jobs: I work as a lifeguard. (certified in CPR, first-aid), I work everyday after school as a janitor as well.</p>
<p>I agree with jPoD. There are currently just 6 undergrads from North Dakota at the University of Michigan. Only South Dakota and Wyoming have fewer with 5 each! LOL!!! </p>
<p>I would definitely look at some selective schools like Georgetown, Michigan-Ann Arbor, Notre Dame and UVa. I would even apply to Wharton as an extreme reach. I mean, Carlson and Kelley (Indiana University) are practically safeties for you. Ioaw is definitely a safety for you. You may also want to look into Penn State, Ohio State, Wisconsin and UIUC as matches.</p>
<p>Yeah man. That area of the country is so nice too. OP should consider himself a lucky mofo. You can get into pretty much any decent school you want.</p>
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I agree with jPoD. There are currently just 6 undergrads from North Dakota at the University of Michigan. Only South Dakota and Wyoming have fewer with 5 each! LOL!!!</p>
<p>I would definitely look at some selective schools like Georgetown, Michigan-Ann Arbor, Notre Dame and UVa. I would even apply to Wharton as an extreme reach. I mean, Carlson and Kelley (Indiana University) are practically safeties for you. Ioaw is definitely a safety for you. You may also want to look into Penn State, Ohio State, Wisconsin and UIUC as matches.
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<p>I'm considering applying to UMich. The only problem is that I would have to pay out of state tuition. That's why I'm leaning towards the U of Minnesota so much; I get to pay in-state tuition. Plus, Carlson is undergoing BIG changes that should make it maybe top 10.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, isn't North Dakota part of the MWSEP? Minnesota would be a great choice then. I almost applied there, vert underrated B-School and good tuition rates for midwest students. </p>
<p>Anyways, retake that ACT, or try the SAT. If you get it to a 30, I don't see a school in the country that wouldn't want you, but as of now that test score raises a red flag.</p>