Help me add my final list

College Search & Selection
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<p>Basics:
-3.4 UW GPA
-1350/1600 SAT (2100/2400)
-3 APs taken (Two 5's and one 4), and 3 being taken right now
-All Gifted or Honors classes
-Rank: about top 30%
-First generation college applicant
-Asian female</p>

<p>I am already applying to U of Georgia, U of Maryland, Georgia State, and Emory University. (I live in Georgia, btw.)</p>

<p>I need some more good match schools to apply to.
GState is a safety and Emory is (obviously:) a reach. Maryland and Georgia seem like good matches, IMO.</p>

<p>Any suggestions?</p>

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<p>Tulane is often compared to Emory and would be a solid match for you. </p>

<p>Then maybe the University of Miami? I know they're really big on diversity.</p>

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<p>U of Florida, UTexas, U Michigan (if you think you can take the cold), UIL-UC. What are your interests for topics of study?</p>

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<p>I am totally undecided about my major, career, etc, but I do know that I am a very literature and history type of person- NOT science or math.</p>

<p>Could someone please tell me where on the US News college ranking list I should be looking, with my scores? Between 40 and 60?</p>

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<p>Could you describe the kind of environment you want to be in? (Big vs. small, private vs. public, South vs. North, cooperative vs. competitive, etc.) </p>

<p>I mean, you ask for suggestions, but there's such a wide range of colleges that you forget where you're going to be happy (not just prestige or where you think you'll get into).</p>

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<p>Sorry, I should be more specific. I prefer a large school in the north, with a more liberal, diverse populaton. Public or private doesn't matter, because if it's out of the state, the money... is nearly the same.</p>

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I am a very literature and history type of person- NOT science or math.

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a more liberal, diverse populaton.

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<p>I know you want large, but I'm tempted to recommend LACs...they seem perfect for what you're asking. Sarah Lawrence comes to mind. So does Skidmore. On a larger scale, maybe UVM.</p>

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<p>University of Colorado (or is that too far?)
PennState
UNH
sorry, i'm not much of a help beyond that. I have friends at those 3 big schools who sound like you, but I'm looking at small LACs.</p>

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<p>"I prefer a large school in the north, with a more liberal, diverse population. Public or private doesn't matter, because if it's out of the state, the money... is nearly the same.</p>

<p>Your SAT is a little low but Boston University may be a fit for you. It meets all your criteria.</p>

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<p>Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Big10 schools.</p>

<p>And btw, if you come up here to Madison you will not have to worry about running out of water.</p>

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<p>Since you're applying to Emory anyway, also look at <a href="mailto:Oxford@Emory">Oxford@Emory</a>.. it's free to apply to if you're applying to Emory as well, and it's much easier to get into.</p>

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<p>How about Fordham, any of the SUNYs, UConn, UMass-Amherst?</p>