hello? somebody? anybody?

<p>i live in Maryland and i want to go to the University of Maryland College Park</p>

<p>SAT
verbal=640
math=660</p>

<p>7 AP's by graduation (extremely hard courseload for my school)
AP World
AP Euro
AP US His.
AP Gov.
AP Lit.
AP stats
AP Lang.
Latin 4 (not an AP but it should be)</p>

<p>Rank=70/380 because everyone take gym and gets a 4.0 because of it
weighted GPA=3.6</p>

<p>EC's
Captain of Cross Country team for2 years
Basketball team
Varsity Tennis team
Varsity Track team
Cross Country 3 years total
Created and am Consul(President) of the Latin club
Key club
Work at restaurant 15 hours every weekend</p>

<p>Great essays
Extremely great recommendations</p>

<p>MVP award for cross country
Dedication award for Cross Country</p>

<p>you'll be fine.. if you don't get in I'll be very surprised.</p>

<p>is there anything that i should be doing in order to try to get scholarships?</p>

<p>Do you mean merit scholarships, or need-based? Your SATs aren't really high for College Park. If you want to look competitive for merit scholarships, apply to some lower ranked schools such as Towson and Salisbury. You could also try some private schools. You seem to be a good student with leadership ability and athletic ability, so schools will want to attract you.</p>

<p>I think you are definitely in, but I'm not sure you are competitive enough to get scholarships. Try though.</p>

<p>Does anyone think that my rank and gpa will affect my chances? because that is the only thing that is scaring me.</p>

<p>u'll get in, dont worry. umcp isnt exactly an ivy league, so u dont have to stress out too much over it. ur gpa isnt all that great, especially since its weighted (whats ur raw score?) but you'll still get in, so dont worry too much. good luck to u</p>

<p>You'll get in. They accept a lot of people. and you are definitely on the academic level they target. You have the sports, leadership in addition. You'll do fine. If you're really nervous apply to one or two safeties, but you should be OK.</p>

<p>bump bump bump</p>